Fotografiska Museum Berlin: All Exhibitions & Spaces Access

In the heart of Berlin Mitte, Oranienburger Straße 54 extends over an area of 5,500 square meters. Standing for 115 years, it now houses the Fotografiska Museum Berlin, a space in which photography and visual arts merge.

This cultural center welcomes both internationally renowned artists and new talents, challenging conventions, questioning traditions and celebrating originality.

The museum fits perfectly into the cultural landscape of Berlin, offering a dynamic and engaging environment for everyone. It is a place to connect, explore and stimulate your curiosity. Enter the museum, become part of its history and see the world with a new perspective.

Fotografiska is far from your average museum. For a single ticket, it offers an overview of iconic visionaries like Andy Warhol and boundary-pushing contemporary artists. There’s no need to be quiet: bring your own drink to the exhibits and feel free to engage in conversation. With new exhibits virtually every month, you’ll be treated to a mix of fresh visions. Fotografiska occupies a 115-year-old building, blending innovative early 20th-century architecture with the rebellious soul of a 1990s art squat.