The Neue Nationalgalerie is a museum dedicated to 20th-century art. Due to space limitations, the extensive 20th-century holdings from the Nationalgalerie collection can only be shown in part. Works from the second half of the 20th century are...Read more
The Institut français Berlin is located in the Maison de France on the Kurfürstendamm. Two exhibition spaces are housed here: the Alice Guy Gallery and Les Vitrines, a contemporary art space opened in 2021. Les Vitrines is an exhibition space that...Read more
Elke and Arno Morenz started the collection back in 1968, the year of the May revolution in Paris. Because of Elke’s friendship with the Lettrist artist Maurice Lemaitre since 1962, the couple collected works of the prevailing counter cultures. They...Read more
Galerie Wedding – Raum für zeitgenössische Kunst is one of Berlin Mitte’s district galleries. It is located in the highly diverse area between Müllerstraße and Leopoldplatz in a listed building belonging to expressionism. Just as the architecture of...Read more
The Museum is on its way to becoming the museum for Berlin history. The permanent exhibition "BerlinZEIT" offers a concise, easy-to-understand portrait of the city from the Ice Age to the present. It is complemented by special exhibitions and events.Read more
The Rummelsburg town house is the seat of the Lichtenberg Museum. There is a lot of history to discover here, for example that of the old villages, workers' and industrial quarters, large estates and residential areas. From September 2020, young and...Read more
The Museum of Utopia and Daily Life unites the Documentation Centre of Everyday Culture of the GDR and the Beeskow Art Archive. In view of the collections’ scope and composition, with 170,000 objects of everyday culture and 18,500 works of visual...Read more
Schloss Biesdorf is the municipal gallery of the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district and presents – free of charge – changing exhibitions with contemporary art and art from the cultural heritage as well as a small permanent exhibition on the history of the...Read more
How about a relaxed Sunday outdoors? Or are you looking for an extraordinary museum experience? You can have both when visiting the Kunsthaus Dahlem. A varied Sunday program is waiting for you. Everything you need to bring is curiosity and an...Read more
With around 600,000 volumes, the Kunstbibliothek is one of the most significant art libraries in Germany. The collection also features works from the history of architecture, book illustration, fashion, photography and design. Opening hours on...Read more
The exhibition "Eat (yourself) smart! From Apple to Cinnamon!" in the Children's Museum under the Roof invites children between the ages of four and twelve to discover food and drinks in a new way and to become "food experts" in the process. After...Read more
Käthe Kollwitz is one of the most important artists of the 20th century. She created unique works of art against war and social injustice. The Käthe Kollwitz Museum Berlin is dedicated to her and her work. On display are drawings, prints and...Read more
The Youth Museum (Jugend Museum) is an intercultural experience for people from the age of 6. It experiments with new forms of learning and invites people to become active themselves: as a researcher on site or in the urban space of the city, in...Read more
The Mahlsdorf manor house and its park provide an ensemble worth seeing of the residential culture of the Wilhelminian period (Gründerzeit). Here, the association "Förderverein Gutshaus Mahlsdorf e.V." presents and maintains the collection of...Read more
The Gotisches Haus is the oldest preserved town house in Berlin. From the widely spread trade relations of the Spandau merchants, from life with lansquenets and soldiers, from wishes and secrets in boxes and cupboards - there is a lot to discover...Read more
The Deutsches Technikmuseum (German Museum of Technology) is a museum for explorers. Come for an entertaining educational journey through the history of technology and mankind: Visit our fascinating exhibitions on aviation, shipping, railways, the...Read more
The former artist’s studio on Berlin’s western outskirts shows temporary exhibitions on modern and contemporary art. With its striking 1920s architecture and wondrous garden with café, it is one of Berlin’s most beautiful museums.Read more
The Gemäldegalerie holds one of the world’s most significant collections of European paintings from the 13th to the 18th century. Masterpieces include works by van Eyck, Brueghel, Dürer, Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio, Rubens, Rembrandt and Vermeer.Read more
The Schwules Museum (Gay Museum) traces both the history and the future of queer communities worldwide. With up to four exhibitions, a huge archive, and a diverse program of events, it is a unique place for LGBTIQ+ people and their friends and...Read more
Built from 1824 to 1830 and designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the church building is now used as an exhibition space of the Alte Nationalgalerie. In the imposing nave, sculptures of the 19th century ranging from the Schinkel period to the time of...Read more
The FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum offers changing exhibitions on district history, a permanent exhibition on urban development and migration history; a historical print shop; an archive and a reference library; museum educational offers as...Read more
This open-air museum in Zehlendorf shows how people in the countryside lived during the Middle Ages – the period when Berlin was founded. In addition to faithfully reconstructed houses and an exhibition, the historic village also features gardens,...Read more
More than a museum: Film and television – art, everyday media and pop culture. The Deutsche Kinemathek opens the curtain onto this multifaceted world. Explore our permanent exhibition, exciting special exhibitions and discover your favorite TV-shows...Read more
