Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin

Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin

At the end of May 1986, the Berlin painter and art dealer

Hans Pels-Leusden, who died in April 1993, opened in a

former upper-class home in the Fasanenstraße the privately directed

Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin.

Four decades after the death of Käthe Kollwitz a permanent home

for a major part of her complete works has been set up thanks to this

generous donation in the town where Käthe Kollwitz lived and worked

for more than fifty years.

The Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin is located in the former first private

home built 1871 in Fasanenstraße. Destroyed during the

2nd World War, the building underwent a fundamental restauration

during the nineteeneighties.

Neighboring the museum is the Literaturhaus with café. Easy direct

access through a special passage way connecting the museum´s

garden with the garden of the café.

Address

Fasanenstr. 24

10719 Berlin (Charlottenburg)

Telephone: 030 - 882 52 10

Telefax: 030 - 881 19 01

Opening hours

Daily 11.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.

Entrance fee 6 Euro

Reduced 3 Euro

Guided tours

For a personally guided tour in German, English, French or Dutch preliminary arrangement necessary.

Price 55,00 Euro

It is also possible to reserve a guided tour via the

Museumsdienst Berlin/Museumsinformation:

tel.: +49 (0)30 247 49 888 /

Payment for guided tours that are exclusively booked at the

museum is made directly onsite.