Beate Uhse Erotic Museum

The Beate Uhse Erotic Museum is a sex museum on Joachimstaler Strasse in Berlin that houses artwork, objects, and artifacts focused on human sexuality. The collection spans multiple time periods and cultures, showing how people have expressed sexuality through art and material objects.

The museum opened in 1996 and was named after Beate Uhse, who founded Germany's first sex shop after World War II and broke major taboos. Her pioneering work opened the door to more open conversations about sexuality and education in the country.

The museum's name honors Beate Uhse, a pioneering figure who brought sexual education and art out of hiding after the war. Today, the exhibitions show how different cultures have represented sexuality in their art and daily life.

The location is easily accessible by public transport and situated in a central area of the city. Visitors should know this space is designed for adults and some content may not be suitable for all ages.

The museum displays artwork from different cultures proving that sexuality has been a subject in painting, sculpture, and crafts since ancient times. This historical view reveals surprising links between how people expressed these themes thousands of years ago and how they do today.

Location: Berlin

Inception: January 19, 1996

Website: http://erotikmuseum.beate-uhse.com

GPS coordinates: 52.50550,13.33140

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:47