Haus am Lützowplatz, Art gallery in Tiergarten, Germany.
Haus am Lützowplatz is an art gallery housed in a city villa dating from 1873 in Berlin's central district. The building contains multiple exhibition spaces across different levels that display contemporary works.
The villa was built in 1873 and converted to an art gallery in 1961 under the support of Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt. His backing helped establish the historic building as a dedicated venue for contemporary art.
The gallery presents contemporary art that engages with political and social questions. Visitors encounter works that challenge current issues and encourage reflection on the world around them.
The gallery is open Tuesday through Sunday and offers free admission to most exhibitions. You can access it at Lützowplatz 9 in the Tiergarten area, where you can explore rooms spread across multiple floors.
A striking art installation by Christian Jankowski decorates the building's exterior, giving the villa itself an artistic presence. This work demonstrates how the structure becomes part of the art on display.
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