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Bauhaus Archive

CultureVisit: ~90 minFrom €8Opening hours: Cerrado por reformas hasta 2027; espacio temporal en Charlottenburg

The Bauhaus Archive is a national archive and design museum in Berlin holding the world's most extensive collection on the Bauhaus school. Its holdings include works by artists such as Lyonel Feininger, Johannes Itten, Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, László Moholy-Nagy and Oskar Schlemmer, along with teaching materials, architectural plans, photographs, documents and a specialist library. The building, designed by The Architects' Collaborative based on a project by Walter Gropius, has been a protected monument since 1997 and is one of Berlin's most notable works of modernism. The museum is currently closed for renovation until 2027, but maintains a temporary space in Charlottenburg where part of its collections is on display. In addition to the permanent exhibition, it holds around four special exhibitions a year, as well as lectures, workshops, panel discussions, readings and concerts.

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Things to do at Bauhaus Archive: 10 missions

Near Bauhaus Archive

Bendlerblock497 m awayGemäldegalerie Berlin766 m awayKupferstichkabinett Berlin905 m awayBerlin Aquarium922 m awayNew National Gallery Berlin926 m awayKulturforum954 m away

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Bauhaus Archive?

From €8 per person. Check the day's price on the official website before you go.

What are the opening hours of Bauhaus Archive?

Cerrado por reformas hasta 2027; espacio temporal en Charlottenburg.

How much time do you need for Bauhaus Archive?

Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.

What is there to do at Bauhaus Archive?

Take part in the workshops on art and architecture, Explore the exhibitions in the Bauhaus-Archiv's sculpture courtyard, Discover the museum's special exhibitions and Walk through the museum's permanent exhibition.

What is there to see near Bauhaus Archive?

Bendlerblock (497 m), Gemäldegalerie Berlin (766 m) and Kupferstichkabinett Berlin (905 m).

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