Böhmen in Berlin: geführter Stadtrundgang

From the Bohemian Village in Neukölln to Berlin's Kafka locations to the spaceship on Wilhelmstrasse: the Bohemian traces in Berlin have manifested themselves as economic and social progress, as cultural heritage and in the form of architectural jewels. We follow them on a guided city tour with the architectural historian Bettina Güldner.

A two-hour guided city tour on foot including the subway from Potsdamer Platz to Neukölln. In collaboration with CzechTourism Germany.

Meeting point: Potsdamer Platz, staircase at Linkstraße 4

With the architecture of the embassy building on Wilhelmstr. Berlin has gained an outstanding example of post-war modernism. With the reception of Franz Kafka's stays in Berlin, the performance of literary language comes to the fore. The Protestant community life in Rixdorf, founded by Bohemians who fled from religion, retains its social component to this day.

Stations:
1. Society at Potsdamer Platz around 1900 & Franz Kafka

2. Embassy of the Czech Republic from the 1970s (exterior tour, no interior tour)

3. Monument Bohemian Church

4. Southern Friedrichstadt around the Hallesche Tor

5. Neukölln: Böhmisch-Rixdorf

Please register for the city tour via Eventbrite.

Price: €15 + €2.17 Eventbrite fee