Willkommen in Berlin e. V.

Willkommen in Berlin e. V. WiB is the only diplomatic club in Germany, affiliated with the Federal Foreign Office and under the patronage of the Secretary of State.

Diplomats and their partners listed on the Foreign Office's protocol index are eligible for membership. Since it was founded over 20 years ago, the club has been presenting Berlin and Germany to the accredited diplomats and their partners. It comprises 300 registered members of more than 100 countries. Every year, the club organizes around 300 events in various setups. We visit the federal institu

tions and the official seat of the governing mayor, introduce the 16 federal states at their state representations and through trips to the regions. From such vast cultural program the capital Berlin offers, we select the most interesting and exciting highlights for the members to visit. We explore “off the beaten track” places in Berlin and the city’s hidden gems that are not listed in the tourist guides. In addition to the invitations for events in private houses and residences, we go on excursions in the city and the surrounding areas by bike or on foot following the footprints marked by renowned artists. Exclusive tours of small and larger exhibitions are also in the program besides the visits to cinemas, theaters and operas. The programs also range from major events at the Federal Chancellery and Schloss Bellevue to language courses and art classes in small groups. The smaller events in particular provide the members an opportunity to get to know one another better, to establish closer contacts and to engage in cultural exchange. WiB is there not only to present Germany, the diversity and its mentality, but also to promote tolerance and international understanding. We bring together members who probably never meet each other in political receptions or in business events before. We maintain personal contact with our members of the diplomatic corps and invite their family members in many events. The mutual trust and understanding often develops into a genuine friendship that lasts years after their posting in Berlin.

The Design group explored “Designing for Berlin” exhibition at the Museum der Dinge, discovering how generations of stud...
15/06/2026

The Design group explored “Designing for Berlin” exhibition at the Museum der Dinge, discovering how generations of students, faculty, and alumni from Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin have influenced the city’s urban landscape, cultural life, and everyday experiences. 🏙️🚋✨

From iconic posters and typography to public transport, architecture, and innovative design solutions, the exhibition offered a captivating journey through Berlin’s visual identity and evolution. Inspiration in every detail! ✨

The English Conversation Group explored the fascinating story of forbidden art through the Savitsky Museum in Nukus, Uzb...
14/06/2026

The English Conversation Group explored the fascinating story of forbidden art through the Savitsky Museum in Nukus, Uzbekistan. Members learned about the life and legacy of artist and collector Igor Savitsky, whose dedication preserved an extraordinary collection of Turkistan avant-garde art in the remote deserts of Karakalpakstan.

The discussion provided insights into cultural heritage, artistic resilience, and the preservation of once-forbidden works. The evening concluded with a feast of traditional Uzbek specialties.


10/06/2026

The Sumi-e Painting group members proudly completed their two-month project: “Working with the Golden Canvas,” creating beautiful studies of irises, tulips, and wisteria. It was the last group session of the club year and a special gathering to thank Mrs. Imako Umesaka for 10 wonderful years of inspiring teaching, and to Kazuko Gehrig, the group leader, who has organized the WiB Sumi-e group’s activities since 2011.

The members are grateful for the creativity, friendship, and memories shared over the years.


06/06/2026

WiB Art Group embarked on an artistic journey through “Avant-Garde: Max Liebermann and Impressionism in Germany” at Museum Barberini 🎨.

Surrounded by more than 110 masterpieces of German Impressionism, the group explored the artistic legacy of Max Liebermann, one of the leading figures of the German avant-garde, and had new glimpse into the spirit of late 19th and early 20th-century paintings.

The German Intermediate group 🇩🇪 had a wonderful time together before the upcoming summer break 🌴🍉😎!Everyone showed grea...
05/06/2026

The German Intermediate group 🇩🇪 had a wonderful time together before the upcoming summer break 🌴🍉😎!Everyone showed great enthusiasm, positive energy, and shared laughters😊✨.It was a fantastic experience filled with fun moments and cherished memories together 🌸.

Before we head into summer break, let’s fill the final month of our club year with fun-filled activities , culture, and ...
01/06/2026

Before we head into summer break, let’s fill the final month of our club year with fun-filled activities , culture, and friendship 🌸🌼!

After the great turnout for the Tiergarten tour, the Walking Group laced up their walking shoes once again — this time f...
31/05/2026

After the great turnout for the Tiergarten tour, the Walking Group laced up their walking shoes once again — this time for an adventure across Tempelhofer Feld while following traces of Berlin’s history.

Along the way, members admired the legendary Tempelhof Airport and the iconic Airlift Memorial, passed the beautiful Turkish Sehitlik Mosque and Germany’s oldest Islamic cemetery, then wandered through the field’s unique mix of nature and colorful community gardens.

The outing ended with a relaxing break at Luftschloss, the vibrant open-air venue beloved by Berlin’s independent theater scene.

The Unknown Berlin group stepped straight into the future at Futurium Berlin — like boarding a time machine but without ...
30/05/2026

The Unknown Berlin group stepped straight into the future at Futurium Berlin — like boarding a time machine but without a flux capacitor.

Guided by the engaging Futurium team, members wandered through a world of futuristic fantasies: discovering the possibilities of in-vitro meat, debating the pros and cons of AI’s growing role in our lives, and bringing home thought-provoking questions how we can all help shape the world of tomorrow.

30/05/2026

The Architecture group explored Fasanenstraße in Charlottenburg during its May tour of Berlin. From the Stock Exchange and Synagogue to Literaturhaus and TU Berlin, the highlights included the striking octagonal Gottfried Böhm Haus and the futuristic Ludwig Erhard Haus with its soaring glass atrium and sweeping lines.

The tour wrapped up in style with drinks at the beautiful Art Nouveau gem, Hotel am Steinplatz.


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Berlin
10117

Öffnungszeiten

Montag 10:00 - 16:00
Dienstag 10:00 - 16:00
Mittwoch 10:00 - 16:00
Donnerstag 10:00 - 16:00
Freitag 10:00 - 16:00

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