Experience the building secrets of Berlin Modern at the open days!

Experience the building secrets of Berlin Modern at the open days!

Experience the future of art and architecture in Berlin! It opens on October 18th and 19th, 2025 Berlin modern its doors for the “open construction site days”. At this event, visitors have the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of the impressive construction project designed by the renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron.

The shell of the building has already been largely completed, which increases anticipation for the opening of the museum for 20th century art. Visitors can expect an informative tour, which is supplemented by display boards and qualified mediators. This way, those interested can get a deep insight into the planned exhibition rooms.

Daily highlights

Particular attention will be paid to the performance “Mirror Piece” by Joan Jonas, which will take place in the entrance area on both days at 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. This impressive performance will last approximately 30 minutes and promises a unique experience.

However, there are some safety measures to note: The tour only takes place in designated areas. Sturdy shoes are recommended, and you should also have a head for heights - this tour is not barrier-free. Therefore, people who are unsure should think carefully about whether they want to take part.

Entrance and ticket information

The entry price for the event is 6 euros. Given the limited capacities, it is advisable to purchase time slot tickets in advance via the online shop. This allows visitors to ensure that they can take part in this unique event.

The project in detail

The “Museum for 20th Century Art” project is organized by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation and mobilized a team of experienced architects and specialists to bring the vision to life. Under the leadership of Herzog & de Meuron, which also includes Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, this project will be a monumental symbol of contemporary architecture and an enrichment for Berlin's cultural landscape.

The design is characterized not only by innovative architecture, but also by careful planning in the areas of landscape architecture and engineering. The various specialist disciplines such as fire protection, lighting and sustainability were comprehensively integrated into the planning.

The museum promises to become a new central contact point for art lovers and architecture enthusiasts and offers future perspectives for exhibitions and cultural events in its premises. A variety of initiatives and measures such as the open construction sites ensure that the public is included in this exciting process.

So stay tuned and get your tickets for the “open construction site days” at Berlin modern. A visit could prove to be “good business” for anyone interested in art and architecture!