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Long Night of Museums
It’s that time of the year again – the Long Night of Museums is upon us. On the last weekend in August, from Saturday at 18:00 to Sunday at 02:00, Berlin’s museums, exhibition venues, palaces and memorials will be inviting you to make some very special discoveries. Futurium will be part of the event too: spend the night in our House of Futures, relax with music and drinks on our forecourt and enjoy the view of the Spree and the government district.
Foto: Ali Ghandtschi
It's crime time! Long Night of Museums
The most exciting case of the summer has arrived and involves a series of crimes: The Long Night of the Museums. This year's theme is "crime"! At Futurium, you will be able to follow clues that lead into the future as you conduct your investigations around the museum. An evening full of clues, experiments and surprising twists and turns.
Our programme
Futurium is opening its doors to the investigators of the future: follow the clues to expand your knowledge and experience visions of the future with us on one of the most exciting evenings of summer. You will learn more about the latest strategies for solving cases as you go: How does IT forensics work? Which technologies will shape the investigative work of tomorrow? And can criminality be predicted?
The forecourt is a crucial crime scene. Distinguishing feature: music. Evidence: good drinks. Witness the karaoke show! It's the perfect alibi for a night in the museum for anyone who sings in the shower or has their sights set on stardom.
You conduct your special investigation, secure evidence and decipher clues in the exhibition. With a detective's instincts, you follow the clues and get closer to the truth of this mysterious case step by step.
And if you need a mental break to help your brain get to the bottom of these tricky tasks, head for the restaurant: it will be offering a murderously good menu on the night.
Ultimately, the case will be solved when all the clues lead you to the same conclusion – and the future will reveal whether you are right!
Foto: Ali Ghandtschi