Information on transport connections
The nearest barrier-free subway station with a wheelchair-accessible entrance is the Uhlandstraße station on the U1 line.
Parking spaces are rare around the Käthe Kollwitz Museum and are subject to a fee.
Information on accessibility
The Käthe Kollwitz Museum does not have barrier-free access. There are three steps down to the entrance and another step up to the ticket office. The service team will be happy to assist you with these steps.
The exhibition rooms are spread over four floors and are accessible only by stairs. The building does not have an elevator. The restroom is located on the second floor.
Mobile seating can be borrowed free of charge at the ticket office.
For blind and visually impaired visitors, tactile room maps are available at the ticket office.
Three major works by Käthe Kollwitz can be experienced tactilely. The tactile models are located on the first and second floors — each at the original artwork — and are marked on the tactile room plan.
An audio guide can be borrowed at the ticket counter.
Reduced admission for visitors with a disability ID card — Free admission for recognized individuals accompanying a person with disabilities.
Tours
We regularly offer tactile tours for adults with and without visual impairments. During these tours it is possible to touch some of Käthe Kollwitz’s sculptures with cotton gloves.
We regularly offer guided tours in DGS (german sign language) for adults with and without hearing impairment.
You can find our corresponding offers here.
Website
With our website we strive to follow the regulation BITV 2.0 from 2011, so that our information is accessible for people with disabilities. Screen reader programs can be used to capture our screen content and output it in Braille either with synthetic speech via the sound card or via a connected Braille line.
We are seeking to expand our offerings for a barrier-free experience of the exhibitions and events. We welcome your suggestions and comments.