Gropius Bau

The Gropius Bau is one of Berlin’s leading exhibition venues, renowned for its focus on contemporary art, culture, and interdisciplinary projects. Located in a historic building designed by architect Martin Gropius in 1881, the museum hosts a wide range of temporary exhibitions, from visual art and photography to installations and performance art.

With a rich history that includes significant restoration after World War II, the Gropius Bau has become a central cultural institution in Berlin, known for fostering artistic experimentation and collaboration with artists from around the world.