Dalí Berlin

Deutschlandmuseum is an art museum at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin that displays over 450 original works across two floors. The collection includes graphic prints, sculptures, and three-dimensional installations in various artistic techniques.

The museum opened in 2009 at Leipziger Platz in Berlin-Mitte with works from private collectors around the world. Its development reflects growing interest in this artistic movement within Berlin's cultural institutions.

The collection displays color lithographs depicting Don Quixote from 1956, woodcuts illustrating Dante's Divine Comedy from 1963, and etchings of Tristan and Isolde. These works show how the artist engaged with literary classics through visual form.

The museum is open daily and gives visitors ample time to explore the works on both floors at their own pace. Its location at Potsdamer Platz makes it easy to reach and well-connected by public transport.

Specialized tours are led by guides known as Dalí Scouts who lead visitors through the exhibition and spark discussions about artistic techniques. These guides help explain experimental methods and unconventional art forms on display.

Location: Bezirk Mitte von Berlin

Inception: 2009

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Fee: Yes

Operator: Betreibergesellschaft Deutschland Museum DM GmbH

Address: Leipziger Platz 7, 10117 Berlin

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-20:00

Phone: +4930200090300

Website: http://daliberlin.de

GPS coordinates: 52.50879,13.37843

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:02