Logo of the Berlinischen Galerie

Your visit

The Berlinische Galerie is one of the newest museums in the German capital and collects art from Berlin dating from 1870 to the present day – with both a local and international focus.

Photo: Building with flat roof and glass front displaying the logo of the Berlinische Galerie. In front of it, people on a square with metal sculpture and floor art.
© Noshe

Opening hours

Wed – Mon 10 am – 6 pm

Closed on Tuesdays

Information on your visit

Always follow instructions given by our staff. Any persons refusing to comply with the visitor regulations or instructions from staff may be banned from the museum premises by the management or its representatives. Smoking is not permitted in any part of the building. The Berlinische Galerie is entitled to check visitors personally in case of theft alarm. Visitors are liable for any damage they may cause.

Touching the exhibits is strictly prohibited. Any exceptions will be clearly marked. There are free standing installations and sculptures in the exhibition rooms. Please move about with corresponding care. Parents are liable for their children. Please do not allow your child to push its own push chair. Group leaders, teachers, parents and guardians are obliged to ensure that children and young people behave suitably, and to accompany and supervise them all the time. Drinks and food are not permitted in any of the exhibition areas or in the library. Animals may not be taken into or through the exhibition rooms, with the exception of guide dogs for the disabled. The use of telephones in the exhibition rooms is prohibited.

Taking photographs and filming for private purposes is permitted in the exhibition rooms. Exceptions are possible especially during special exhibitions. However, flash and tripods may not be used. A special permit may be obtained for exceptions to this rule. May we point out that under certain conditions publication in any form of media (including social media channels such as Instagram, Facebook, Youtube etc.) may affect copyright laws; in this case, it is your own responsibility to acquire the necessary rights. Taking photographs and filming for commercial purposes and in the context of current reporting (press) is permitted only with an advance permit, to be obtained in writing from the museum management.

Visits to the museum are only possible after jackets, coats and bags have been handed in at the cloakroom or in the lockers. Larger items must be handed in at the cloakroom or stored in lockers, as they could cause unintended damage to exhibits.

Such items include e.g.: bulky objects of all kinds, umbrellas, sticks (except walking aids), carrying frames for children, wet items of clothing, and film and photographic equipment. Rucksacks, handbags and other bags should not exceed 30 cm x 30 cm x 20 cm. It is prohibited to carry mini rucksacks on the owner's back or items of clothing over one's arm within the exhibition areas. Prams and pushchairs may only be taken into the exhibition rooms to transport small children. If in doubt, staff decisions are final.

Cloakroom storage is free of charge. Liability for items in the cloakroom extends to their cash value only. No liability can be accepted for items of great value, cash or other means of payment, business papers, documents, identity cards of all kinds, and keys. Storage of such items is undertaken on the responsibility of the visitor alone.

Stored items will be returned on presentation of the cloakroom chip; no check will be made to ensure correct ownership. Cloakroom items can only be returned without a cloakroom chip if the visitor is able to prove convincingly that he/she/they is the correct recipient. Storage ends with the return of any item; when the cloakroom closes at the latest. Uncollected items are kept and can be fetched during the museum opening times upon presentation of the cloakroom chip. A fee will be charged.

One wheelchair and foldaway chairs are available on free loan from the cloakroom.

If you have any complaints or suggestions, please contact information (at the tills) or contact us directly by email: bg@berlinischegalerie.de. The Berlinische Galerie reserves the right to alter these regulations for any justified reason. By entering the Berlinische Galerie you are declaring your agreement with the visitor regulations (displayed at the tills).

We hope that you will enjoy your visit to the Berlinische Galerie.

Prices &
Tickets


Day ticket 12 €
Reduced 7 €
Happy Wednesday: Reduced admission (7 €) for all on the 1st Wednesday of every month

Buy tickets

Tickets can also be purchased on site at the museum cash desk.

Under 18: Free admission
Free admission for refugees
Reduced ad­mission for visitors with severe dis­abilities + Free admission for one recognized accompanying person

Upon presenting a ticket from the Jewish Museum Berlin, we will grant you an admission discount. The same offer applies in reverse to temporary exhibitions at the Jewish Museum. Its permanent exhibition can be visited free of charge.

Contact & Directions

Berlinische Galerie
Landesmuseum für Moderne
Kunst, Fotografie und Architektur

Stiftung Öffentlichen Rechts
Alte Jakobstraße 124–128
10969 Berlin

bg@berlinischegalerie.de
Tel +49 (0)30-789 02-600
Fax +49 (0)30-789 02-700

Public transport


Bus
M29 Waldeckpark,
248 Jüdisches Museum

Train
U1 Hallesches Tor
U6 Kochstr. /Hallesches Tor
U8 Moritzplatz

In order to make it easier for visitors with disabilities to get to the Berlinische Galerie, we recommend the free VBB bus & train escort service of Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg. Booking and further information can be found here.

From the bus stops Waldeckpark (line M29) and Jüdisches Museum (line 248) it is about 400 m to the museum.

The nearest barrier-free underground stations are Hallesches Tor (U1/U6, approx. 1.2 km away) and Kochstraße/Checkpoint Charlie (U6, approx. 1 km away).

Parking

Parking spaces are reserved for visitors with disabilities in the visitor car park behind the museum.
Please note that the parking spaces opposite the main entrance to the Berlinische Galerie are private parking spaces that may not be used freely.

Library

Photo: Visitor at the library counter.
© Berlinische Galerie, Daniel Müller

According to the collections of the museum the library preserves literature on Modern Art, Photography, and Architekture, mainly of the 20th century. The stock (at the moment 70.000 volumes) expands countinously by means of donations and estates (for example the library of Eberhard Roters, the founder of the museum).

It annually increases by about 2000 units, mainly by means of the publication exchange program with about 170 institutions at home and abroad.

To the library

Opening times

Monday, Wednesday – Friday 10 am – 4 pm

To book a workstation, please feel free to send an e-mail or call us.

Guided tours

Guided tours

Every Saturday at 4.15 pm and every first Monday of the month at 3 pm public guided tours in English are given by experienced museum’s guides.

More information and bookable guided tours

Photo: Adults and a child during a guided tour. They are standing around a sculpture.
© Daniel Müller

Museum shop

Photo: In the museum shop there are wooden shelves with books, postcards and other products. Several people are looking at them.
© Noshe

In our museum shop you can purchase the catalogues and publications of the Berlinische Galerie. You will also find a wide range of literature on art topics as well as postcards and posters.

Opening times

Open daily 10am – 6pm
(Exhibitions closed on Tuesdays)

Contact

Café Dix

From Wednesday to Monday Café Dix by BARK Berlin offers cake, coffee and other beverages, seasonal dishes, salads, snacks and a frequently changing menu of hot meals – all freshly prepared with a focus on regional, seasonal produce.

BARK Berlin Culinary, founded in Berlin in 2014 as Barkin’Kitchen, are committed to serving top-quality food in stylish settings. They now run three outlets, including the café at the exhibition venue C/O Berlin. BARK also operate as a caterer and culinary agency for trade fairs and large-scale events.

The interior for the café has been designed in 2021 by the architectural studio Kinzo and fitted out by the Berlin furniture brand Objekte Unserer Tage (OUT). The open structure of the 150m² space has been highlighted, revealing an unexpected airiness, flexibility and elegance. In the summer months visitors can relax outside on the spacious terrace. The premises can be hired for parties and other events.

Opening times

Wed – Mon 10 am – 6 pm

Closed on Tuesdays
Also closed on 24.12. and 31.12.

Contact

Tel +49 (0) 30 644 706 74
E-Mail