Guided Tours

Fotografiska Entry Tickets with Guided Tour

Experience Fotografiska Berlin with an expert-led deep dive into contemporary photography, visual art, and the stories behind Berlin-based creators.

On arrival, meet your museum host at Fotografiska Berlin, then follow them into the museum as your visit begins with an introduction and orientation.

Your ticket includes a 60 minute guided tour plus access to all current exhibitions spread across three floors of photography and visual art.

Wander atmospheric galleries in a 115 year old artists house, admire preserved graffiti, then relax at the rooftop bar, cafe, and concept store.

Choose your preferred tour language, with guides leading English or German groups through Fotografiska Berlin's creative spaces and photo stories.

Entry tickets for all current Fotografiska Berlin exhibitions

60-minute guided tour

English or German-speaking guide (as per option selected)

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Food and drinks

Gratuities

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Explore Fotografiska Berlin with a 60-minute guided tour through all current exhibitions in a historic multi-floor arts space.

Getting started

Enter Fotografiska Berlin using your entry tickets for all current Fotografiska Berlin exhibitions and make your way inside the museum. Once at the designated meeting area, your German- or English-speaking guide for the 60-minute guided tour introduces the plan for the visit. After a brief overview, you join your group and begin moving through the building together.

What to expect

Fotografiska Berlin

Fotografiska Berlin is a contemporary photography museum set across multiple floors in a historic former artists' house in the heart of the city. During your 60-minute guided tour, you explore three floors of photography and visual art, then are free to continue at your own pace after the tour.

Features:

With your entry tickets for all current Fotografiska Berlin exhibitions, you access a changing program that can include Bruce Gilden: Why These?, Anton Corbijn: Corbijn, Anton, Lee Shulman: No Place Like Home, and Bob Jones: 587 Biltze during their respective 2026 dates.

Your guided tour in English and German, led by an English-speaking or German-speaking guide as per the option you select, focuses on the stories behind the lens and the perspectives of both international icons and new Berlin-based talents.

Current and upcoming shows are highlighted by your guide, who may point out future programs such as Thomas Billhardt: Die Augen weit offen, Lauren Greenfield: Social Studies, or Roger Ballen: roger ballen.! Drawing meets photography, so you can plan a return visit.

You move through atmospherically staged galleries and communal spaces that encourage reflection and dialogue, in a museum that is wheelchair accessible and relaxed in atmosphere, where children and dogs are welcome in the museum.

Experience Fotografiska beyond the galleries with its rooftop bar, café, restaurant, and concept store featuring art, design, and local Berlin brands.

What to bring

Ticket: Bring a digital or printed ticket to show at the entry.

What’s not allowed

Sharp objects: Tripods, selfie sticks, GoPro cameras, and other pointed or bulky objects are not allowed in the exhibition halls.

Bicycles: Bicycles and pedal scooters are not permitted inside the museum.

Food: Food is not permitted, except for a small portion required for medical reasons.

Plastic: Personal plastic bottles or beverage cartons over 500 ml are not permitted.

Weapons: Do not bring weapons, pepper spray, or objects that could be used as weapons or projectiles.

Flash: Flash photography is not permitted in the exhibition halls.

Smoking: Smoking is prohibited throughout the building.

Accessibility

Guide dogs: Guide dogs and assistance dogs are permitted throughout the museum.

Wheelchair: All guest areas are wheelchair accessible, with elevators providing access to every floor. A museum wheelchair can be reserved at least three business days before your visit.

Bathrooms: Accessible bathrooms are available throughout the building.

Assistance: Visitors who need assistance can bring one companion free of charge.

Additional information

Cash-free: Fotografiska Berlin is cash-free and accepts Visa, Mastercard, Amex, EC, debit cards, Apple Pay, and PayPal.

Children: Children aged 12 and under enter free when accompanied by an adult.

Content: Exhibitions may contain explicit content, so parents or guardians should check suitability for children.

Dogs: Dogs are allowed in most museum areas.

Photography: Photography is allowed in the exhibitions without flash.

Re-entry: Exhibition tickets are valid for the day of your visit; ask staff about re-entry if you plan to leave and return.

Benches: Benches are available in the exhibition halls for visitors who need to rest.

Bathrooms: Gender-neutral toilets are available on the 5th floor.

Facilities: Lockers available for small to medium-sized bags (large suitcases are not permitted).

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.