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On this page, you will find all the information you need for your visit:
- What is Kunsthaus Hamburg?
- Where is the Kunsthaus Hamburg?
- How do I get to the Kunsthaus Hamburg?
- Is the Kunsthaus Hamburg accessible?
- When is the Kunsthaus Hamburg open?
- How much do tickets cost?
- When is entry free?
- Are there guided tours?
Kunsthaus Hamburg is a place for new art.
Kunsthaus is a German word.
It means: Art House.
Kunsthaus is a home for art.
Kunsthaus shows new art.
We do exhibitions.
We also do events.
We work with people and organizations from all around the world.
Hamburg is home to many artists.
We showcase their work in our exhibitions.
We bring art from Hamburg together with art from other countries.
This is how we create exchange and diversity.
We work on important topics.
For example:
- Culture
- Society
- Politics
We support diversity.
We work with and for culture in Hamburg.
Where is the Kunsthaus Hamburg?
This is the address:
Klosterwall 15
20095 Hamburg
Germany
How do I get to Kunsthaus Hamburg?
By bus and train:
There are 2 nearby stops.
- Steinstraße
- Haupt·Bahnhof or Main Station
You can find the timetable for the Steinstraße stop here.
You can find the timetable for the Hauptbahnhof here.
By car:
There is a parking lot behind the Kunsthaus Hamburg.
Parking costs money.
To reach the parking lot, drive via Amsinckstraße.
Is the Kunsthaus Hamburg accessible?
The main entrance is not accessible.
There is an elevator for exhibitions and events.
Please tell us if you need the elevator.
You can ask at the ticket office or call us beforehand.
Our phone number is: +49 40 33 58 03.
There is an accessible toilet for everyone.
When is the Kunsthaus Hamburg open?
Our opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
First Thursday of the month: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
We are closed on Mondays.
How much does it cost to enter?
Adults pay 6 euros.
Groups of 10 or more pay 2 euros per person.
The Kunsthaus Hamburg is part of the Kunstmeile Hamburg.
The Kunstmeile ticket gives you one visit to these six places:
- Bucerius Kunst Forum
- Deichtorhallen Hamburg
- Kunstverein in Hamburg
- Kunsthaus Hamburg
- Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg
There are 2 types of Kunstmeile tickets:
- The 3-day ticket costs 35 euros.
The 12-month ticket costs 42 euros.
The following groups pay less for the Kunstmeile ticket:
- Students
- Apprentices up to 27 years old
- People with severe disabilities
- Unemployed people
- People receiving social benefits
For these groups:
- The 3-day ticket costs 25 euros.
- The 12-month ticket costs 27 euros.
More information about the ticket is available here.
The following people pay only 4 euros to enter Kunsthaus Hamburg:
- Apprentices
- People doing federal voluntary service
- People in a social service year
- Students
- Senior citizens
- Unemployed people
- People receiving social benefits
- People with disabilities
- Members of the Griffelkunst-Vereinigung Hamburg e.V.
- People with an art-card
- People with a Hamburg-Card
Entry is free for everyone on the first Thursday of the month from 6:00 PM onwards.
Entry is also free during special events.
The following groups always have free entry:
- Professional Association of Visual Artists (BBK)
- Professional Association of Hamburg Tour Guides
- German Association of Art Educators (BDK)
- German Association for Art History (e.V.)
- GEDOK
- ICOM (International Council of Museums)
- International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art
- Press members with a press pass
- Staff at all art institutions in Hamburg
- Assistants accompanying people with disabilities
- Children and young people under 18
- School students
- Refugees
- People with an Engagement Card
We offer public guided tours regularly.
Everyone can join.
Public tours are free.
You can find the next tour dates here.
We also offer private guided tours.
Private guided tours are available in German or English.
Private guided tours cost money.
A private guided tour lasts 1 hour and costs 60 euros.
A 1.5-hour tour costs 90 euros.
Public art schools pay 50 euros for a private guided tour.
Important: Every person needs a ticket to enter.
Groups pay 2 euros per person.
Check here to see who gets free entry.
To book a private guided tour, please email us at: