Biglietti Hamburger Bahnhof

The Nationalgalerie’s permanent collection at the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart in Berlin features major figures and movements in art since 1960, taking up where the Neue Nationalgalerie leaves off. Book your ticket now. No printout needed - valid as smartphone voucher.

Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart: Day-ticket to permanent exhibition incl. temporary exhibitions

Overview of all exhibitions at Museum Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin:

✔ Exhibition until 03.01.2027: Shilpa Gupta - What Still Holds
✔ Exhibition until 13.09.2026: Giulia Andreani - Sabotage
✔ Exhibition until 10.01.2027: CHANEL Commission: Lina Lapelytė. We Make Years Out of Hours
✔ Exhibition until 13.09.2026: Saâdane Afif - Five Preludes
✔ Permanent exhibition: Endless Exhibition
✔ Permanent Exhibition until 26.07.2026: Museum in Motion: A Collection for the 21st Century
✔ Permanent exhibition: Forum Hamburger Bahnhof
✔ Permanent exhibition: Joseph Beuys - Works from the Nationalgalerie Collection

The exhibition space itself covers over 10,000 square metres, making it one of the world's largest and most important public collections of contemporary art.

Interactive exhibition: CHANEL Commission: Lina Lapelytė. We Make Years Out of Hours

This exhibition transforms the historic hall of Hamburger Bahnhof into a space for collective action, building, and singing, creating an interactive art experience for visitors of all ages. Here, visitors become part of the artwork and actively help shape it.

At its heart is an ever-evolving installation made up of 400,000 wooden blocks, continuously rearranged by performers and visitors into new structures. Accompanied by singing and poetic texts by international authors, the work becomes a living artwork that invites reflection on themes such as time, care, community, and coexistence.

Exhibition at Hamburger Bahnhof: Joseph Beuys – Works from the Nationalgalerie Collection

This permanent exhibition at Hamburger Bahnhof presents 15 key works by Joseph Beuys from the Nationalgalerie collection, offering a concise introduction to the breadth and complexity of his artistic practice. On display are sculptures, drawings, multiples, spatial installations, and documented performances, including the landmark work DAS KAPITAL RAUM 1970–1977 and the groundbreaking action "I Like America and America Likes Me."

Museum in Motion: A Collection for the 21st Century

How does art remain relevant in the 21st century? The exhibition ‘Museum in Motion’ invites you to experience the Nationalgalerie as a living archive.