THE RENAISSANCE FORTRESS WITH THE
OLDEST BUILDING IN BERLIN
THE RENAISSANCE FORTRESS WITH THE
OLDEST BUILDING IN BERLIN
THE RENAISSANCE FORTRESS WITH THE
OLDEST BUILDING IN BERLIN
All museums and exhibition rooms on the Citadel will be open again from March 29, 2021. Please book your time slot online and pay for admission at the cash desk on site.
According to the current Infection Protection Measures Ordinance of the Berlin Senate, a visit to the museums and exhibitions at the Citadel is only possible upon presentation of a daily, negative corona rapid test or a negative test result of a PCR test that is not older than 24 hours. Unfortunately, self-tests are not permitted as evidence. A negative test result is also required for people vaccinated against Corona. You can find information about the test sites at www.test-to-go.berlin.
From April 18, 2021, fully vaccinated visitors no longer have to show a negative test. Please note that the second dose of vaccine must have been administered at least 15 days in the past for this requirement to be met.
In addition, a negative corona quick test enables access for 24 hours from April 18, 2021 and no longer has to be updated daily.
In any case, book your time slot ticket online in advance!
Visitors are also required to wear an FFP2 face mask in all museum interiors.
The Juliusturm must remain closed.
The 40 m long installation in the outside space for the exhibition of the same name “SPREE-Cuts” by Götz Lemberg can also be seen.
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We rent out our attractive rooms for conferences, weddings, film and photo shoots and much more.
