Культурная программа для наших учащихся
Наряду с эффективными языковыми курсами в небольших группах культурные и социальные предложения являются другой специализацией школы ESL PROLOG Berlin.
Регулярно, минимум четыре раза в неделю, организуются экскурсии и поездки, а также встречи учащихся и осмотры достопримечательностей. Таким образом учащиеся не только изучают язык, но и ближе знакомятся с особенностями немецкой культуры.
Все мероприятия – бесплатны (за исключением возможной стоимости входных билетов) и сопровождаются сотрудниками школы. Ниже можно прочитать описание актуальных мероприятий на английском языке.
Наши актуальные культурные мероприятия
Wednesday 01.02.2012
Documentation Centre of the Berlin Wall / Bernauer Straße
The documentation centre was opened on the 10th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November, 1999. It provides information about the history of the Berlin Wall. Bernauer Straße was a focus point of German post-war history due to its position directly on the border between East and West. The centre is used for research and the presentation of the history of division in Berlin and Germany as a whole.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: at 2:30 pm in front of PROLOG
Saturday 04.02.2012
Potsdam
Potsdam is the capital and the most populous city in Brandenburg. The northeast of Potsdam borders the southwest of Berlin.
Potsdam, along with its numerous and unique palaces and park gardens, is especially famous for its history as the former royal capital of Prussia. This cultural landscape was added to the list of world heritage sites by UNESCO as the largest ensemble of German heritage sites in 1990. We’ll take a walk through the centre of the city. We’ll start at the Alten Markt with the city castle, Nikolaikirche and Altem Rathaus and then on to the Lustgarten and Neuen Markt and finish at the Stadtkanal.
Length: approx. 3 hours
Meeting point: 12:00 at Hauptbahnhof POTSDAM (S1 bis Wannsee, then the S7 to Potsdam Hbf),
in front of the information stand of the Deutschen Bahn.
Wednesday 08.02.2012
Kreuzberg Museum
The Museum for the District Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg regards itself as the memory of the district. It contains a comprehensive archive of both district parts and information for everyone who is interested.
There is also a changing exhibition about the regional and district history that answers question about current topics, e.g. immigration, industrial, commercial and urban development; there is a permanent exhibition with sections about city development and migration history on two floors; a historical printer, from the former Otto Schneider printer’s shop.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 2:30 p.m. in front of PROLOG
Saturday 11.02.2012
Allied Museum
After the Second World War, Berlin was divided into four occupied sectors by the allies Great Britian, France, the USA and the Soviet Union. The Allied Museum in Berlin-Zehlendorf is in the Clayallee in the former American sector. The museum shows documents and object from that time.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 11 a.m. at the subway station Oskar-Helene-Heim (U3; Exit Clayallee)
Wednesday 15.02.2012
Daimler Contemporary „Conceptual Tendencies 1960s to today"
Conceptual art from 1960 to today. The focus of the exhibition is the works of the Scottish artist and Turner Prize winner Martin Boyce. Simplification, repetition and minimalization sum up his works. What may seem to be boring on first glance is presented in such a way as to make it exciting.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 2:30 pm in front of PROLOG
Saturday 18.02.2012
Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz
In the green southwest of Berlin, there are not only lakes, beaches and woods, but also many historical places: palaces of Prussian kings, romantic churches and even sites associated with the terror of the Nazis. Starting at Bahnhof Wannsee, we’ll first walk to the "Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz", which has an exhibition about the “Dritte Reich” and the genocide of the European Jews.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: at 11 am at the S-Bahnhof Wannsee on the platform
Wednesday 22.02.2012
Museum for Communication
A museum for the future – Berlin’s museum for communication bring the past and the future together under one roof: The permanent exhibit lets you experience the origins, the development and the future perspective of the information society. Attractive changing exhibitions are focussed on the various aspects of communication.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 2:30 pm in front of PROLOG
Saturday 25.02.2012
Dresden
The historical centre of Dresden is found on the left bank of the River Elbe.
Even today, the character and face of the city are shaped by buildings from the Renaissance, Baroque and 19th Century periods. Wherever you view the city from, whether the river banks or one of the numerous bridges, it is clear that Dresden is a cultural centre of Europe-wide importance.
Despite the heavy bombing damage inflicted on the city during the Second World War, the old town has managed to retain or reconstruct much of its classical architectural treasures. The reconstruction of the city centre is symbolised by the successfully rebuilt Dresdner Frauenkirche, with its magnificent Baroque dome - an instantly recognisable feature of Dresden’s centre.
There are a large number of cultural institutions along the river bank on the old town side of the Elbe: from the Old Master’s Art Gallery to the Grüne Gewölbe, the treasure vaults of the Saxon Kings and Electors.
The old centre is still a lively city centre and around the Altmarkt (Old Market) and Prager Straße you can find numerous shopping centres, restaurants, cafes and bars.
Length: 10-12 hours
Meeting point: Saturday 25.02.2012 at 9:15 am Berliner Hauptbahnhof at the Infopoint (Exit Invalidenstraße) (Train info: RE 18307 Direction Elsterwerda; Departure 9:32 am; platform 2 (deep))
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Documentation Centre of the Berlin Wall / Bernauer Straße
The documentation centre was opened on the 10th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November, 1999. It provides information about the history of the Berlin Wall. Bernauer Straße was a focus point of German post-war history due to its position directly on the border between East and West. The centre is used for research and the presentation of the history of division in Berlin and Germany as a whole.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: at 2:30 pm in front of PROLOG
Saturday 04.02.2012
Potsdam
Potsdam is the capital and the most populous city in Brandenburg. The northeast of Potsdam borders the southwest of Berlin.
Potsdam, along with its numerous and unique palaces and park gardens, is especially famous for its history as the former royal capital of Prussia. This cultural landscape was added to the list of world heritage sites by UNESCO as the largest ensemble of German heritage sites in 1990. We’ll take a walk through the centre of the city. We’ll start at the Alten Markt with the city castle, Nikolaikirche and Altem Rathaus and then on to the Lustgarten and Neuen Markt and finish at the Stadtkanal.
Length: approx. 3 hours
Meeting point: 12:00 at Hauptbahnhof POTSDAM (S1 bis Wannsee, then the S7 to Potsdam Hbf),
in front of the information stand of the Deutschen Bahn.
Wednesday 08.02.2012
Kreuzberg Museum
The Museum for the District Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg regards itself as the memory of the district. It contains a comprehensive archive of both district parts and information for everyone who is interested.
There is also a changing exhibition about the regional and district history that answers question about current topics, e.g. immigration, industrial, commercial and urban development; there is a permanent exhibition with sections about city development and migration history on two floors; a historical printer, from the former Otto Schneider printer’s shop.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 2:30 p.m. in front of PROLOG
Saturday 11.02.2012
Allied Museum
After the Second World War, Berlin was divided into four occupied sectors by the allies Great Britian, France, the USA and the Soviet Union. The Allied Museum in Berlin-Zehlendorf is in the Clayallee in the former American sector. The museum shows documents and object from that time.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 11 a.m. at the subway station Oskar-Helene-Heim (U3; Exit Clayallee)
Wednesday 15.02.2012
Daimler Contemporary „Conceptual Tendencies 1960s to today"
Conceptual art from 1960 to today. The focus of the exhibition is the works of the Scottish artist and Turner Prize winner Martin Boyce. Simplification, repetition and minimalization sum up his works. What may seem to be boring on first glance is presented in such a way as to make it exciting.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 2:30 pm in front of PROLOG
Saturday 18.02.2012
Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz
In the green southwest of Berlin, there are not only lakes, beaches and woods, but also many historical places: palaces of Prussian kings, romantic churches and even sites associated with the terror of the Nazis. Starting at Bahnhof Wannsee, we’ll first walk to the "Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz", which has an exhibition about the “Dritte Reich” and the genocide of the European Jews.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: at 11 am at the S-Bahnhof Wannsee on the platform
Wednesday 22.02.2012
Museum for Communication
A museum for the future – Berlin’s museum for communication bring the past and the future together under one roof: The permanent exhibit lets you experience the origins, the development and the future perspective of the information society. Attractive changing exhibitions are focussed on the various aspects of communication.
Length: about 2 hours
Meeting point: 2:30 pm in front of PROLOG
Saturday 25.02.2012
Dresden
The historical centre of Dresden is found on the left bank of the River Elbe.
Even today, the character and face of the city are shaped by buildings from the Renaissance, Baroque and 19th Century periods. Wherever you view the city from, whether the river banks or one of the numerous bridges, it is clear that Dresden is a cultural centre of Europe-wide importance.
Despite the heavy bombing damage inflicted on the city during the Second World War, the old town has managed to retain or reconstruct much of its classical architectural treasures. The reconstruction of the city centre is symbolised by the successfully rebuilt Dresdner Frauenkirche, with its magnificent Baroque dome - an instantly recognisable feature of Dresden’s centre.
There are a large number of cultural institutions along the river bank on the old town side of the Elbe: from the Old Master’s Art Gallery to the Grüne Gewölbe, the treasure vaults of the Saxon Kings and Electors.
The old centre is still a lively city centre and around the Altmarkt (Old Market) and Prager Straße you can find numerous shopping centres, restaurants, cafes and bars.
Length: 10-12 hours
Meeting point: Saturday 25.02.2012 at 9:15 am Berliner Hauptbahnhof at the Infopoint (Exit Invalidenstraße) (Train info: RE 18307 Direction Elsterwerda; Departure 9:32 am; platform 2 (deep))
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