Museums in Berlin

The Alte Nationalgalerie (“Old National Gallery”) is part of the impressive Museum Island complex. The antiquated temple building dates back to Friedrich Wilhelm IV. It is the parent house of an art collection that is now distributed among several museums, such as the Neue Nationalgalerie, the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin, the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche, the Museum Berggruen and the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg. On display in the Alte Nationalgalerie are mainly paintings from earlier epochs. Famous works of art that you can view in the Alte Nationalgalerie are by Paul Cézanne, Edouard Manet, Carl Spitzweg, Arnold Böcklin, Max Liebermann, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Eduard Gaertner, Adolph Menzel, Wilhelm Leibl, Carl Blechen, Anselm Feuerbach, Hans von Marées, Carl Schuch, Carl Gustav Carus, Edouard Manet and many other masters. © ART at Berlin: Museums in in Berlin: Alte Nationalgalerie

Soon you will find here more information about Berliner Dom. This museum is located on Am Lustgarten in Berlin-Mitte.  © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Berliner Dom

The Bröhan Museum is one of the leading museums for Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Berlin Secession. In addition to the museum’s collection, visitors can also take a closer look at this popular art form through changing exhibitions. The museum is located in Schloßstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. To our exhibitions Photo: Martin Adam, Berlin © ART@Berlin: Art in Berlin – Bröhan Museum

The Verborgenes Museum, founded in Berlin in 1986, aims to make known the life’s work and life story of women artists who have fallen into oblivion for a variety of reasons. The institution is programmatically committed to the public presentation and scholarly analysis of the life’s work of women artists from past centuries or of artists who are no longer actively working. The initiative to found the association was the result of an investigation in Berlin’s museums (West) between 1984 and 1987, during which the artistic works of over 500 women artists were identified in the archives and collections, although only a few of these are still known. Up to now, women painters, photographers, sculptors and architects have mainly been shown from the generation born around the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. It is not uncommon for the works to be presented as the first appreciation in Germany after the Second World War. The Verborgenes Museum is a non-profit association which receives financial support through the Women Artists’ Programme at the Senate Department for Science, Research and Culture in Berlin. The project work is made possible by the support of foundations, cultural funds, sponsors, etc. The Verborgenes Museum […]

Soon you will find here more information about Ephraim Palais. This museum is located on Poststraße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART@Berlin: Art in Berlin Ephraim Palais

Due to structural damage, the Friedrichwerdersche Kirche had been cleared since 2012 and was extensively renovated. The renovation has now been completed. Since the second quarter of 2020 (Corona postponed to autumn 2020!), the National Museums in Berlin have been using the church building again as an exhibition space for the Old National Gallery. Until the end of 2012, the Friedrichswerder Church, as a branch of the Old National Gallery, housed a selection of sculptures from the first half of the 19th century. Other institutions of the National Gallery include the New National Gallery, Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart Berlin, Museum Berggruen and the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection. Image caption: Friedrichswerdersche Kirche, Ostseite. Berlin-Mitte, Werdescher Markt. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Maximilian Meisse © ART at Berlin: Kunst in Berlin: Friedrichwerdersche Kirche

Soon you will find here more information about Gipsformerei der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin. This museum is located on Sophie-Charlotten-Straße in Berlin-Charlottenburg.  Image caption: Gipsformerei, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Sophie-Charlotten-Straße 17/18. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Maximilian Meisse © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Gipsformerei der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about Humboldt Lab Dahlem. This Institution is located in Lansstraße in Berlin-Dahlem. Image caption: Museen Dahlem. Berlin-Dahlem, Lansstraße 8 / Arnimallee 25. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Achim Kleuker © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Humboldt Lab Dahlem

Soon you will find here more information about Keramik-Museum Berlin. This Museum is located on Schustehrusstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Keramik-Museum Berlin

Kunsthaus Dahlem is an exhibition venue for postwar German modernism (East and West). It is administered and operated by Atelierhaus Dahlem, a non-profit subsidiary of the Bernhard Heiliger Foundation founded in 2013. Located at the edge of the Grunewald, the building was open as an exhibition venue in summer 2015 after a renovation and dismantling in accordance with historic preservation standards. There will also be a permanent exhibition on the building’s eventful history, free-of-charge to visitors. One essential area of concentration of the exhibition venue is the presentation of sculpture, supplemented by painting, prints and drawings, and photography. It focuses in particular on the years from 1945 to 1961. The museum is located on Käuzchensteig in Berlin-Dahlem.     Photo: Kunsthaus Dahlem, Foto: Jürgen Pleuser, 2015. ART at Berlin: Art Museum in Berlin Kunsthaus Dahlem

Soon you will find here more information about Märkisches Museum. This museum is located on the Köllnischen Park in Berlin-Mitte.  © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Märkisches Museum

The Museum Berggruen in the Schloßstraße opposite Charlottenburg Palace arose from the collection of the gallery owner and private collector Heinz Berggruen. Visitors can get closer to world-famous artists such as Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse and Alberto Giacometti through their unique works of art. The Stüler Bau, the Bröhan Museum and the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection are in the immediate vicinity. Image caption: Museum Berggruen mit Erweiterungsbau, 2013. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Foto: hc-krass.de   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Museum Berggruen

The Museum of Photography presents changing exhibitions on the many different aspects of photography. It also houses the Helmut Newton Foundation with the works of the famous photographer and his wife Alice Springs. This museum is located on Jebensstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg.      Image caption: Bildunterschrift: Museum für Fotografie und Helmut Newton Stiftung. Berlin-Charlottenburg, Jebensstraße 2. © Stefan Müller © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Museum für Fotografie – Helmut Newton Stiftung

Soon you will find here more information about Museum Knoblauchhaus. This museum is located on Poststraße  in Berlin-Mitte.  © ART at Berlin: Art in Museum Knoblauchhaus

Soon you will find here more information about Neues Museum. This museum is located on Bodestraße in Berlin-Mitte.  Image caption: Neues Museum. Ostseite, Eingang. Museumsinsel Berlin, Bodestraße. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Maximilian Meisse © ART at Berlin: Museen in Berlin: Neues Museum

Soon you will find here more information about Schloss Charlottenburg. This museum is located on Spandauer Damm in Berlin-Charlottenburg.  © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Schloss Charlottenburg

Soon you will find here more information about Zille Museum. This museum is located on Propststraße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Museums in in Berlin: Zille Museum