Plan Your Visit
Welcome to the URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART!
We want Street Art, Graffiti and Urban Contemporary Art to be accessible to everyone. For this reason, the admission to the museum is free of charge.
As the museum is mainly financed by donations, we are happy to receive any admission donation in the box at the counter or in our digital donation column.
We look forward to your visit!
- General Information Opening Hours - Admission & Group registration - Directions
- Education Media Guide - Guided Tours - Workshops
- Events Renting locations
General Information
URBAN NATION Museum, Bülowstraße 7, 10783 Berlin
Opening Hours
Monday: closed
Tuesday & Wednesday: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Thursday to Sunday: 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm
Admission: Entry to the museum is generally free of charge.
GROUP REGISTRATION:
Visitor groups of 8 people or more must register in advance. However, a service fee is only charged for groups of 20 or more people, as the number of our security staff has to be increased for obligatory reasons.
The service fee is divided into two categories and can be paid on site by card. Cash payment is not possible.
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Category 1: 20 – max. 40 people / €40.00 / gross / group
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Category 2: 41 – max. 70 people / €60.00 / gross / group
Further information you will find in the visitor regulations.
ACCESSIBILITY & TRANSPORTATION:
The location is barrier-free accessible.
Due to its central location, the museum is conveniently located and easy to reach by public transport.
Getting there by metro and by bus
The museum is just a few minutes walk from the Nollendorfplatz underground station. The underground lines U1, U2, U3 and U4 stop at this station. Bus lines 106, 187 and M19 also stop at the Nollendorfplatz.
By car
Arrival by bus and train is recommended. The museum does not have its own garage or parking spaces.
For more information and answers to frequently asked questions, please see our Visitor Regulations.
Education
The museum offers a free media guide for the exhibition LOVE LETTERS TO THE CITY.
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- Explore the exhibition inside and outside the museum
- For young people and adults in German and English.
- With additional image, video and audio material on the artists and a glossary
- Test your knowledge with a quiz
- You can access our media guide here:
GUIDED TOURS:
During regular opening hours, we offer guided tours for groups through the exhibition, as well as tours on street art in the neighborhood around the museum.
Tours are available in German, English, Spanish, Italian, and Chinese. The city is colorful, and art is everywhere—graffiti, street art, urban art: what do they mean, and how do they impact public space? All this and much more can be explored on our tours!
Regular Tours
– Museum Tour – LOVE LETTERS TO THE CITY
– Street Art Tour – LOVE ON BÜLOWSTRASSE
Special Tours (inside)
– LOVE IN THE CITY
– URBAN ART IN THE CITY
– THE CITY IN ART
– MATERIALS IN URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART
– Fresh A.I.R.
More information in our catalog:
The maximum group size is
– for pupils and students: 31 persons / €120.00
– for adults: 15 persons / €195.00
The guides tours can be paid on site by card. Cash payment is not possible. Cancellation up to seven working days before free of charge, otherwise the full amount is due.
Ask via our booking form:
WORKSHOPS:
Our workshop program is designed for children and youth from age three and up. Families are also welcome to participate and enjoy these experiences together! The goal is to strengthen age-appropriate skills with creativity and fun at the forefront.
Thanks to the unique atmosphere and content of the URBAN NATION Museum, participants can easily explore new processes, techniques, and perspectives—low-threshold, empowering, and with a spirit of discovery and reflection.
We recommend visiting the exhibition LOVE LETTERS TO THE CITY in advance to spark the children’s imagination and encourage reflection on the topic of urban life.
All workshops are led by artists from the Berlin art scene.
Ask via our booking form:
Events
From exclusive dinner events, creative incentives & networking, readings, panel discussions, and workshops to private receptions with special tours – the URBAN NATION Museum’s venue portfolio provides an exceptional backdrop for a wide variety of event formats.