Quiet Hours

As part of the exhibition “Lovis Corinth: Then Came Berlin!”, “Quiet Hours” take place throughout the museum every second Saturday of the month from 10 am to 12 noon. During this time, we provide a calm, low-stimulation environment for a more relaxing visit to the museum.

The programme is intended for anyone who would appreciate a quiet, low-stimulation atmosphere during their visit. It is open to all who wish to spend some quiet time in the exhibitions.

During Quiet Hours, light and noise levels are reduced as much as possible. There are no guided tours or announcements, and conversations are kept quiet. Areas with high noise levels or particularly intense sensory impressions are clearly marked. A quiet room is available at all times for anyone who needs a break.

Please note that access to individual artworks may be limited during Quiet Hours.