Kunsthaus Dahlem

Kunsthaus Dahlem is an art museum in Berlin dedicated to works created after 1945 and located in a former studio building. The space displays sculptures, paintings, drawings, and photographs across several rooms, including high-windowed galleries and additional exhibition areas.

The building was originally constructed as a workshop during wartime and later converted into an artist's studio after 1945. A renowned sculptor worked in this space for several decades before it opened to the public as a museum.

The museum displays works by artists who explored new directions in sculpture and painting after the war. The exhibitions show pieces from both East and West German artists, revealing how differently creators responded to their divided nation.

The museum is located in southwest Berlin and is easily reached by public transport, with nearby parking available for those arriving by car. It is advisable to check opening hours in advance, as the museum may be closed on certain days.

The tall windows of the exhibition space flood the room with natural light, creating an unusual atmosphere for viewing art. A spiral staircase connects different levels and leads to additional rooms with limestone walls.

Location: Steglitz-Zehlendorf

Official opening: 2015

Address: Käuzchensteig 12, 14195 Berlin

Website: http://kunsthaus-dahlem.de

GPS coordinates: 52.46694,13.27361

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:24