Art
modernity
Charlottenburg
Bröhan Museum
Museum for art nouveau, art deco, and functionalism
Waiting times on site
© Kulturprojekte Berlin, Foto: Franja Eden
The Bröhan Museum has a wheelchair-accessible elevator, which can be used to reach all exhibition rooms, as well as a wheelchair-accessible parking lot in the courtyard. There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet in the museum. Buggies for small children and wheelchairs are available at the ticket desk. Assistance dogs and guide dogs are welcome.
What was once a late-classicist barracks building at Charlottenburg Palace is nowadays home to art nouveau. With the donation of his collection, Karl H. Bröhan laid the foundation for the museum, which exhibits decorative and everyday objects, as well as pieces of art created in the styles of art nouveau, art deco and functionalism.