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Fotografiska Berlin

Located in Berlin's Mitte district, Oranienburger Straße 54 covers an expansive 5,500 m2. Standing for 115 years, it now houses Fotografiska Berlin, a space where photography and visual arts come together. It blends breakthrough architecture of the early 20th century with the rebellious fingerprint of a 1990s artist squat. This cultural hub welcomes both established artists and emerging talents, challenges norms, questions traditions, and thrives on originality. It's a place to connect, explore, and spark curiosity. Enter the museum, and see the world through a refreshed lens. In a single ticket, Fotografiska combines iconic visionaries such as Anton Corbijn alongside boundary-pushing artists of today. You can bring a drink into the exhibitions and speak freely. With new exhibitions almost every month, encounter a mix of fresh perspectives.