Museums are more than repositories of artifacts—they are vibrant educational environments that promote curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity. This course explores how museum-based learning can be used to design educational experiences that connect exhibits with school curricula and real-life issues. Set in Berlin, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and iconic museums, the training offers participants guided visits, practical activities, and interactive discussions. Educators and trainers will learn how to turn museum visits into dynamic, learner-centered opportunities that foster engagement and inquiry. From storytelling to interdisciplinary projects, the course provides a toolkit for using museums as powerful educational resources. Participants will explore methods to engage diverse audiences and extend learning beyond the museum space, cultivating skills in observation, interpretation, and reflective thinking. Ideal for teachers, trainers, and cultural educators interested in enriching their educational practice with hands-on, museum-based methodologies.