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Queer History Walk Map: Tiergarten to Nollendorfplatz

Seven stops of Berlin's queer history on one walk, from Bebelplatz and the Tiergarten memorial to Nollendorfplatz and the old Eldorado corner. Leave stops out, pick your day, and the route, distance, time and museum hours follow. Checked on 28 October 2026.

About 6.7 km for all seven stops, or about 1.5 km for the Schöneberg half. The Schwules Museum is closed on Tuesdays.

Build your own walk through Berlin's queer history and see the distance, the time and what is open on your day.

What the map shows

Seven places from Berlin's queer history on one walk, in walking order: Bebelplatz, the Memorial to Homosexuals Persecuted Under Nazism in the Tiergarten, Magnus-Hirschfeld-Ufer, the Schwules Museum, the pink triangle plaque at U Nollendorfplatz, Nollendorfstraße 17 and the old Eldorado corner at Motzstraße 24. Below the map, a timeline puts every date at every stop on one line from 1897 to today.

How to use it

  • Tap a stop on the map or in the list to leave it out or put it back. The route line, the distance and the time with stops follow.

  • Pick the day you are walking. The Schwules Museum is closed on Tuesdays, and the tool shows its hours for the other days.

  • Use the two halves if you are short on time: the Tiergarten half or the Schöneberg half, which is within 1.5 km.

  • On the walk, press Next stop to move along your route and read each place as you reach it.

Where the facts come from

Dates from the history of each site, the Stiftung Denkmal and the Schwules Museum; museum hours from the museum's visitor page, checked on 28 October 2026. Map data from OpenStreetMap. Distances are estimates along streets.

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