Hamburger Bahnhof is the go-to stop for all art lovers. It houses quite a large chunk of the contemporary art collection existing in Berlin. It basically is the largest building which houses Nationalgalerie’s holdings. The remaining buildings that have the rest of the chunk are AlteNationalgalerie, Museum Berggruen, Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg and a couple of other buildings. The museum is named after one of the very first rail stations when the system was introduced in Germany. The site used to function as a station and today is one of the most established sites for collection of art in the city.

• Hamburger Bahnhof + temporaray exhibitions - 14 Euro (general), 7Euro (Concessions)
• Julian Rosefeldt. Manifesto: 8Euro (general), 4 Euro (Concessions)

• Opening hours on public holidays – visit the official website.

• Nearby Bus Station: Doberitzer Str. (Berlin)

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