Museum Knoblauchhaus
Everyday Life in Biedermeier Berlin
The Museum Knoblauchhaus invites you to experience a slice of life in Biedermeier Berlin. Carefully recreated living spaces offer insight into the everyday life of the Knoblauch family, who lived and ran their business here 200 years ago.
Location
Museum Knoblauchhaus
Poststraße 23
10178 Berlin
Opening Hours
Tue – Sun | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. (also on public holidays)
Mon closed (except Whit Monday)
Special Closing Hours
see Info & Service
Admission
5 euros (single ticket) | 15 euros (combi-ticket*) | free admission (under 18 years or with reduction)
*Valid on two consecutive days for the Museum Ephraim-Palais, the Museum Nikolaikirche and the Museum Knoblauchhaus.
The new exhibition area “Berliner Salon” introduces you to friends of the Knoblauch family, including famous personalities such as architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel and scholars Wilhelm and Alexander von Humboldt.
The Raphael Cabinet
Two hundred years ago, Italian Renaissance artist Raffaelo Sanzio de Urbino, or Raphael for short (1483 – 1520), was already widely regarded as a genius of painting and reproductions of his works enjoyed widespread popularity. In-depth research has shown that Carl Knoblauch built a Raphael cabinet in his home in 1835 and furnished its walls with copper engravings by the famous painter and architect. This room has now been faithfully restored to its original state.
Exhibitions
Info & Service
Opening Hours
Tue – Sun | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. (also on public holidays)
Mon closed (except Easter Monday and Whit Monday)
The museum will be closed from 3:30 pm on 25 April. The reason is a works meeting.
On 6 June, the museum will be closed from 3 pm. The reason is an internal event.
We ask for your understanding.
Directions
Poststraße 23
10178 Berlin
Contact
Infoline
+49 30 24 002-162
Mo – Fri | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Write E-Mail
Accessibility
not barrier-free
Tickets
Admission
Combi-Ticket
15 euros
Valid for our three museums in the Nikolaiviertel (Museum Nikolaikirche, Museum Ephraim-Palais, Museum Knoblauchhaus) on two consecutive days (please note opening hours)
Single Ticket
5 euros
Day ticket for the Museum Knoblauchhaus
Free admission
With proof of reduction
For children & young people under 18, students, trainees, FSJ/FÖJ/BFD volunteers, Berlin-Ticket-S holders, severely disabled persons (with mark B) & accompanying person, refugees (with valid work or residence permit /eAT and Ukrainian passport or valid residence permit from Ukraine), recipients of residence permit /eAT and Ukrainian passport or valid residence permit from Ukraine), recipients of transfer benefits (citizen’s allowance, ALG I), holders of the Berlin-Brandenburg volunteer card, holders of the Super Holiday Pass / Berlin Family Pass, ICOM members, members of the German Museums Association, KulturPass holders, media representatives with a valid press card
Museum Sunday
Free admission for everyone on the first Sunday of every month!
Accessibility
Bus: 200 and 248 “Nikolaiviertel” (distance to the museum approx. 150 m).
S-Bahn: S3, S5, S7, S9 Alexanderplatz (distance to the museum approx. 750 m)
Underground: U2 “Klosterstraße” (distance to the museum approx. 650 m), U5 “Rotes Rathaus” (distance to the museum approx. 450 m)
Tram: M4, M5 and M6 “Spandauer Straße / Marienkirche” (distance to the museum approx. 650 m)
The Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg offers free VBB Bus & Bahn escort service to help you get to the museum by public transport.
Parking
There are two public parking spaces for people with disabilities in Rathausstraße (distance to the museum approx. 150 m).
On foot
The path to the museum is not easy to walk or drive on in places.
The entrance is visually contrasting.
The entrance door is a double-leaf door without automatic (threshold 4 cm high), museum staff:inside are available for assistance.
Assistance dogs are welcome in all areas.
The exhibition rooms are accessible only by stairs (19 steps to the 1st floor, another 20 steps to the 2nd floor).
All doors and passageways are at least 78 cm wide (door thresholds up to 5 cm high).
The toilet is not barrier-free (door width 53 cm).
The rooms and exhibits are predominantly brightly lit and glare-free.
Information about the exhibition and the objects is mainly visible while sitting down, the signage is visually high-contrast, but the lettering is sometimes very small.
Information on the exhibition objects is conveyed in writing and acoustically.
Occasional seating is available in the exhibition.
Additional audio content can be accessed via QR codes in the exhibition.
An audio guide (with headphone connection) in German, English, Spanish, Turkish and for families (in German) can be borrowed free of charge from our staff in the entrance area.
For detailed information, see: www.reisen-fuer-alle.de