Artistic Treasures at Bröhan-Museum

Bröhan-Museum showcases Germany's finest collection of art nouveau and decorative arts. Did you know it originated from a small collection by Professor Karl H. Bröhan?

Founded in 1981 when Karl H. Bröhan donated his private collection, the museum highlights applied arts from the late 19th century until WWII. Its architecture reflects early 20th-century design, and exhibits include porcelain, glass art, and period rooms, along with a significant collection of works from the Berlin Secession.

Noteworthy Highlights

🎨 Art Nouveau Collection: Focuses on artistic trends from Germany, France, and beyond.
🌟 Art Deco and Functionalism: Unique styles from the 1920s and '30s are on display.
🖼️ Picture Gallery: Features renowned works by Berlin Secession artists, enriching the museum's value.

Entry is paid, and art enthusiasts, families, and historians will find engaging displays that cater to various interests.