Bröhan Museum

What makes the Bröhan Museum a top recommendation?

The Bröhan Museum is Berlin’s state museum for Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Functionalism. It presents impressive collections from the early 20th century across approximately 1000 square meters. The exhibitions display furniture, glass, ceramics, and graphics from this period. The museum is particularly known for its floral designs and the craftsmanship precision of its objects. The rooms are bright and inviting. Special exhibitions, which address modern design themes, are held regularly. The museum is located directly next to Charlottenburg Palace. It is easily accessible by public transport. The collection includes works from France, Belgium, Germany, and Scandinavia. The Bröhan Museum is an important place for art enthusiasts and design lovers in Berlin.

What winter highlights can guests particularly look forward to?

In winter, the Bröhan Museum offers special events for families. On the third Sunday of every month, there are free family tours. Children between 6 and 12 years old can playfully explore the exhibitions. The explorer booklets make the tour particularly exciting. Special exhibitions often feature interactive stations where visitors can get creative themselves. The Museum Detective workshops are popular with children. The animal discovery journey is also a highlight. Here, children get to know the animal figures in the collection. Afterwards, they can print their own fantasy animal. The family programs are particularly popular in winter. They offer variety on cold days.

What should you know before visiting the Bröhan Museum?

Admission costs 8 Euros for adults; children under 18 have free entry. Registered school classes also pay nothing. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00. On Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve, Easter Monday, and Whit Sunday, the museum remains closed. Public transport connections are very good. Take the subway to Richard-Wagner-Platz station or the bus to Schlossstraße stop. Family programs should be registered in advance. The explorer booklets are available for free at the museum ticket office. For group tours, booking in advance is recommended. Current exhibitions and events are published on the museum’s website.

Editorial Conclusion

We visited the Bröhan Museum ourselves and tested the winter offerings. The exhibitions are always well-attended and thoughtfully designed. The family programs make the visit particularly appealing for children. The combination of art and winter coziness is unique. We recommend the Bröhan Museum as a top choice for winter leisure activities in Berlin.