City walk: Discover the Wilmersdorf mosque and their neighbors

Attention, Berlin! On Saturday, October 26, 2024 , you have the unique opportunity to become part of an exciting city walk through Wilmersdorf! Under the captivating motto "Between tradition and modernity. The Wilmersdorf mosque and their architectural neighbors" they will be led by a expert guide at 2 p.m. and again at 3:30 p.m. . Here old traditions meet the latest building culture!

The tour leads you to one of the most fascinating sites in Berlin: the Wilmersdorf mosque. This is not only the oldest still existing mosque in Germany, but also an impressive witness of history. Built in autumn 1924, she proudly bears her high minaret across the city. What a sight! The mosque is more than just a building - it is a lively part of the community that comes together regularly.

a look into the past

An exciting story slumbering between the Fehrbelliner Platz and the mosque. In the 1920s, unusual construction projects were realized here, which reflect the new zeitgeist and curiosity of the education bourgeoisie. Here the interaction of architecture and religion comes alive - a journey that you shouldn't miss!

The tour not only offers great insights, but also a comprehensive look behind the scenes of the mosque. You will learn the historical background of the impressive dome building and can even enter the holy halls. Immerse yourself in the stories and secrets of this special place!

How to take part!

This exciting event is a supplement to the exhibition "Open House. A hundred -year -old mosque in Berlin" and lasts about 60 minutes . The meeting point is at Fehrbelliner Platz - you will receive more details after your registration. The end of the tour is right in front of the doors of the mosque in Briener Straße .

And best of all: participation is free! However, you should register in good time to secure your place. Call until Friday, October 25th , under tel. 030-90 29 24 106 or write an email to museum@charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de . Spontaneous participation, depending on the group size, is also possible!

For further fascinating information about the exhibition and the accompanying program with exciting workshop discussions, visit the website: www.villa-openheim-berlin.de .

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