Check out the Contemporary Museum of Photography, Art, and Culture with your ticket to Fotografiska Berlin. Immerse yourself in the art world during your visit!
Why Visit Fotografiska Berlin?
Fotografiska is a Swedish-born museum complex, making its way around the world, with the latest installation landing in Berlin. Housed in a building with over 115 years of history, it blends the breakthrough architecture of the early 20th century with the rebellious fingerprint of a 1990s artist squat, including a graffiti hall dedicated to emerging Berlin artists and protected as a cultural heritage landmark.
Your ticket to Fotografiska Berlin grants you access to an immersive journey through contemporary photography and its related arts. With rotating exhibits, the 5,500 square meter space (59,201 square feet) promises a fresh look into the world of contemporary photography, featuring the latest industry names and up-and-comers all year round.
Alongside these inspiring exhibitions, Fotografiska offers drinks, dining, events, and a uniquely curated concept store. Grab a coffee and a snack at the Café Bar, or enjoy world-class cocktails in Bar Veronika and the rooftop Bar Clara, both inspired by the principles of photography.
For the perfect finishing touch to your visit, browse the variety of gifts, souvenirs, and unique designs created by local brands and artists in the museum store, including signature posters and merch.
You don’t need to be an art aficionado or even a seasoned thespian to enjoy what’s on exhibit at Fotografiska Berlin. Here, everybody is welcome to participate in a community that inspires new perspectives!
Opening Times
Fotografiska Museum Berlin is open at the following times:
- Monday through Sunday from 10 am to 11 pm (final admission is 1 hour before closing)
Please note that these hours are flexible and subject to change.
Temporary Exhibitions
The following exhibits are currently on show in Fotografiska Berlin:
- Nikita Teryoshin — Life Sentence: until March 23, 2026
- Diana Markosian — Father: until April 19, 2026
- James Nachtwey — Memory: until May 3, 2026
- Anna Ehrenstein — The Language of the Soil: from March 13 to June 12, 2026
- Bruce Gilden — Why These?: from April 24 to August 23, 2026
- Anton Corbijn — Corbijn, Anton: from May 9 to September 20, 2026
- The Anonymous Project by Lee Shulman — No Place Like Home: from June 20 to November 1, 2026.