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Description [EN]
The Museum Kesselhaus Herzberge is part of the listed historic complex of the Evangelisches Krankenhaus Königin Elisabeth Herzberge hospital in Berlin-Lichtenberg. For more than a century, the boiler house supplied the hospital with heating and hot water, and initially with electricity as well. Today, the museum offers visitors a chance to explore over 100 years of industrial history at the original site. Three generations of historic boilers have been preserved: a double-flue boiler (Borsig, 1892), three inclined water-tube boilers (Borsig, 1938) and two small water-tube boilers (VEB Köthen, 1960). Permanent exhibitions on the history of the hospital complement the technical displays.
The museum is run by the non-profit Förderverein Museum Kesselhaus Herzberge e.V. It also serves as a cultural venue, hosting changing exhibitions of contemporary art, concerts and other events. Its historic industrial halls and event spaces are available to hire for private celebrations, conferences, film productions and other occasions.
Services
Car parking
vorhanden
Connection public transport
Tram M8 Haltestelle Ev. Krankenhaus Königin Elisabeth
Event room / lecture rooms (rentable)
Theatersaal 220 qm, Kesselebene 500 qm, weitere kleinere Nebenräume
Guided tours and group offers
Gruppenführungen