German Guggenheim Museum

The German Guggenheim Museum is an art museum in Berlin. It is located on the first floor of the German Bank and is completely under its care.

The interior of the museum is made in a minimalist style. In the modest gallery, which occupies the corner of the first floor of the bank building, there is an exhibition space consisting of one room, measuring only 50 meters in length, 8 meters in width and 6 meters in height.

However, despite its small size, the Guggenheim has an important mission to open up contemporary artists to the world. Each year, the collection of each artist presents one work created specifically for the museum. Among the additions to the gallery, photographs of Hiroshi Sugimoto, installations by Gerhard Richter and many others are already seen.

More than 140,000 visitors come here every year to enjoy contemporary German art.