Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin

At the end of May 1986, he died in April 1993 Berlin painter and art dealer Hans Pels-Leusden in one in the Fasanenstraße located former town house the private Käthe Kollwitz Museum Berlin.

Four decades after the death of the artist was through this generous donation is a significant part of her Gesamttwerkes built a permanent home in the city, in which Käthe Kollwitz lived and worked for over 50 years.

The Käthe Kollwitz Museum is located in 1871 as the first Residential house in Fasanenstraße built city villa already In 1897 it was redesigned into a palace in the late Classicist style. In the 80s of this century was the fundamental restoration of the half-ruined after the war construction.

In the immediate vicinity is the Literaturhaus with café, which can be reached directly from the museum garden.

Admission: 6 € / reduced 3 €

guides Personal guided tours by telephone agreement Individual theme requests can be considered Guide price 55,00 Euro

Guidance applications are also through the museum service Berlin / museum information possible: Tel .: 030-247 49 888 / museumsinformation@kulturprojekte-berlin.de

Guided tours exclusively at the museum be logged in, there are also billed.