About
Museum Berggruen is an intimate museum in Berlin, Germany, at Schloßstraße 1 in the 14059 postal area. It is also known as the Berggruen Museum. Its collection centres on classical modernism, and it holds masterworks by Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee and Henri Matisse, presented in considerable depth.
What to expect
The museum is small enough that a visit can be unhurried. Rather than sweeping through a vast building, visitors spend time with a concentrated group of works, which suits anyone who prefers to look closely at a few artists in detail. The emphasis on Picasso, Klee and Matisse means the collection will appeal to those already drawn to these painters, and it offers a clear view of how their work developed during the early and middle decades of the twentieth century.
- Works by Picasso, Klee and Matisse, shown in extensive groupings
- A compact setting that lends itself to a relaxed, focused visit
- A museum of classical modernism, ideal for art lovers with specific interests
Planning your visit
To check opening times, admission details or any current arrangements, contact the museum by telephone on +49 30 266424242 before you travel, as these may change. The museum sits in the Charlottenburg area of western Berlin, so it can be combined with other visits in the district, and the wider city offers plenty of other cultural places to see on the same day.
