Museum Neukölln

The museum also holds a collection of about 5,600 objects and runs changing exhibitions in the rebuilt horse and ox stable at Gutshof Britz. [1][2]

The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 18:00, admission is free, and the building has a lift and is accessible. [1]

No ticket is required for the normal museum visit, while special events or guided formats may have separate rules as of the price check on 2026-08-02. [1][2]

The address is Alt-Britz 81, and the official visitor information recommends U7 and nearby buses. [1]

UNVERIFIED estimate: allow 45 to 90 minutes for the permanent and current exhibitions because no standard visit duration is published. [1]

The listed daily hours are 10:00 to 18:00, including the current exhibition period. [1]

The museum’s current exhibition calendar shows programming across the year. A seasonal closure is not published. [1]

The museum is suited to local history visitors, school groups, researchers, and families because the permanent exhibition uses objects, media, and personal narratives for different age groups. [1]

People seeking a large collection of international art or a blockbuster exhibition should choose another museum because this museum is focused on Neukölln’s regional history. [1]

The current building is a former horse and ox stable, rebuilt for the museum at Gutshof Britz. [1]

The archive and depot, called the “Geschichtsspeicher”, are on the first floor. [1]

Teacher Emil Fischer founded the museum in 1897 as the Natural History School Museum of Rixdorf. [1]

The museum moved from Ganghoferstraße 3 to Gutshof Britz in November 2009, and the current site opened on 2010-05-16. [1]

The museum was called Heimatmuseum until its name changed to Museum Neukölln in June 2004. [1]