Culture Berlin
A Renaissance fortress in Spandau where the ramparts, museum spaces and changing exhibitions make a substantial western Berlin outing.
Plan the visit around the collection or exhibition that interests you. The official visitor information has the current admission arrangements and opening calendar.
Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026
Am Juliusturm 64, 13599 Berlin
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Am Juliusturm 64, 13599 Berlin
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Amer Al Akel, Pfelder and Simone Zaugg approach contested monuments through contemporary art. Their interventions move beyond simply displaying historical objects to question how remembrance is experienced.
Volker Kreidler’s photographs examine Chornobyl and its aftermath. The series asks visitors to consider the long duration of a disaster through the landscapes that remain.
Laura Bruce moves between recognisable figures and abstract structures. Pearls and Hooks gives that shifting relationship room to develop across the exhibition.
Graduation work recognised through the Mart Stam prize comes together at the Zitadelle. Compare how young designers and artists turn individual research into a public presentation.
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A former station that rewards a longer stop. Contemporary art, generous rooms and a reason to turn an arrival into an afternoon.
Berlin looking at itself through art, photography and architecture. A strong first stop for a Kreuzberg day with room to wander.
A courtyard address for contemporary art on Auguststraße. Save it for the next exhibition season: galleries are currently between programmes.
