Märkisches Museum

Exhibitions on the history, culture and everyday life of Berlin

The Märkisches Museum – a house in transition! Embedded in the newly designed Köllnischer Park not far from the Jannowitzbrücke.

Until the end of 2022, the motto was: Welcome to the Märkisches Museum!

When it opened in 1908, the Märkisches Museum in Köllnischer Park was the first building in the world to be conceived specifically as a city museum. The museum is now set to undergo extensive renovation work.

Location
Märkisches Museum
Am Köllnischen Park 5
10179 Berlin

Opening Hours
Closed until further notice due to extensive renovation over several years

Part of a facade, designed according to the model of St. Catherine’s Church in Brandenburg an der Havel

When it first opened its doors in 1908, the Märkisches Museum achieved a milestone as the first building in the world conceived specifically as a city museum. Prominently located in Köllnischer Park on the Märkisches Ufer, the museum’s unique architecture combines regional styles from different eras. The Märkisches Museum was also one of the first museums in Berlin to reopen after the Second World War.

From 2023, the Märkisches Museum will be completely renovated. After reopening in a few years, it will form the heart of a new museum and creative quarter at Köllnischer Park together with the neighbouring Marinehaus.

Make a wish: What should the city museum of the future look like? Students at HTW Berlin have designed their wishes in models.

Until then, we invite the city community to help shape the city museum of the future with a variety of offers and events!.

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Info & Service

Opening Hours

Closed until further notice due to extensive renovation over several years

Directions

Am Köllnischen Park 5
10179 Berlin

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Bus & Train

Contact

Infoline
+49 30 24 002-162
Mo – Fri | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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