Visit

Admission incl. exhibitions, Pixel Forest Wisera and collection (until 30.10.2026):

Adults: € 12,-
Reduced Fee*: € 6,-
Groups of more than 10 persons: € 10,- per person

Book Tickets online.

Free admission 

Upon presentation of the corresponding ID:
- Children and young people under 19
- Members of Kunstverein in Bremen
- Students with the Kultursemesterticket Bremen
- ICOM Members
- Accompanying person on presentation of a disabled person's pass with the B mark

* Reduced Fee

Upon presentation of the corresponding ID:
- Students under 36, Trainees, Federal volunteers (Bundesfreiwilligendienst) or Social service volunteers (Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr)
- Visitors with disabilities (GdB 50+). Attendants for those with severe disabilities are admitted free of charge with the corresponding designation in the severely handicapped pass.
- Recipients of Citizen's benefit (Bürgergeld), social assistance/basic social security (Sozialhilfe/Grundsicherung), asylum seeker assistance, housing benefit (Wohngeld), child allowance (Kinderzuschlag) and war victim relief

Public Tours

(in German only)
Fri 3 pm | Sat 3 pm | Sun 11 am / 3 pm
All dates can be found in our Online Shop.
Guided tours that are fully booked can no longer be selected there. You will then be given the next available date.
50 minutes each, from € 6,- per person plus admission fee

Group Tours at the Kunsthalle & Online

(available in German, Dutch, English, French and Russian)
from € 80,- (plus admission fee)
Information and Registration at T +49 (0)421 - 32 908 220 (Mon - Fri 9 am - 4 pm), by email (Visitor Service) or in our Online Shop

External guided tours for groups are available in the permanent exhibition ‘Remix’ by prior appointment.
Please note that we charge a licence fee of 50% of our standard guided tour fee for external guided tours.

Group Tours for school and nursery groups

from € 50,-
Information and Registration at T +49 (0)421 - 32 908 220 (Mon - Fri 9 am - 4 pm) or by email (Visitor Service)

Art Surfer

Free guide on your smartphone!
(Please bring your own headphones for use in the Kunsthalle.)
artsurfer.de

Booklets for visiting the museum

An activity booklet for children and introductory texts in simple language in German and Russian are available at the ticket desk. The activity booklet is also available in English and Arabic.

New: Visual meditations for children (in German)
As part of a cooperation, tonies® is providing the Kunsthalle with ten Tonieboxes. Using these, children aged eight and above can explore the collection independently whilst practising simple mindful exercises. The Kunsthalle has developed visual meditations based on selected works from the permanent exhibition – including works by James Turrell, Paula Modersohn-Becker and Rachel Ruysch – which provide an age-appropriate introduction to the art. From 5 September 2026, the audio boxes can be borrowed from the ticket desk for a deposit.

The Kunsthalle Bremen wishes to be a museum for everyone.

There are a variety of services available to make the museum and its art accessible to all.

The permanent exhibition "Remix" features accessible services:
In addition, there are tactile models of paintings and sculptures, a video guide in German Sign Language, an audio guide for blind and sight impaired people, and an audio guide in simple language, available in German, English, French, Arabic and Russian.

Digital guides can be accessed anywhere for free via the Kunsthalle Bremen’s multimedia platform: artsurfer.de

Situated between the city centre and surrounding stores, the museum shop at the Kunsthalle Bremen offers an extensive collection of books on art, architecture, science, philosophy as well as children’s books and colouring books. You can find, amongst other things, catalogues, postcards, posters and calendars relating to current and past exhibitions. The range is complemented by art prints and gift articles for all occasions.

You can also find some of these products in our Online Shop!

Café Sylvette

For a short break (not just) during your museum visit: Café Sylvette in the foyer of the Kunsthalle Bremen awaits visitors with a large selection of coffee and tea specialties, freshly filled sandwiches and bagels, delicious organic cakes and fresh baked goods such as croissants and pastel de nata.

The café is open during the opening hours of the Kunsthalle: Tue 10 am - 8 pm | Wed to Sun 10 am - 5 pm

Restaurant Canova

The Kunsthalle’s restaurant Canova awaits you on the southern side of the museum. Guests are able to enjoy food and drink on the Canova’s terrace in an idyllic park setting. The restaurant and bar’s interior also impress with their spacious rooms, high ceilings and the long bar.

From Tuesdays to Sundays, Canova offers an extensive breakfast menu from 9 am to 2 pm, followed by the daily menu from noon until 5 pm: a mix of metropolitan and home-style cooking, exciting seasonal vegetables and regional beef. Fine dining starts from 6 pm on Thursdays to Saturdays. The Canova team then awaits you with high-quality regional ingredients, exciting product cuisine and a 5-course menu with animal products as well as a completely vegetarian menu.

The name of the restaurant was inspired by the Italian sculptor Antonio Canova (1757-1822), whose famous marble sculpture Psyche is part of the Kunsthalle’s collection.

How to get to the Kunsthalle Bremen

The Kunsthalle is situated between the city centre and Ostertor, in close surroundings of the Wallanlagen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I allowed to take photographs in the Kunsthalle? Why is the lighting dimmed in some exhibitions? Why are bags and coats not allowed in the exhibition galleries? We would like to you have an exciting, inspiring time at the Kunsthalle. However, we do need to protect the works of art on display. We have tried to answer some of the questions we are often asked.