The Bärenzwinger in Köllnischer Park is used as a cultural heritage site and provides a venue for exhibitions and events in Berlin-Mitte. The curatorial program is organised by a rotating team of CAMPI Fellows from the Art, Culture and History Department of the BA Mitte.
Bärenzwinger
Rungestraße 30
10179 Berlin
+49 30 901 833 445
info@baerenzwinger.berlin
Opening Hours
Monday – Sunday
10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Free admission
Getting There
U-Bahn U8 Heinrich-Heine-Straße U2 Märkisches Museum
S-Bahn U+S Jannowitzbrücke
Bus 165, 265, 248
Accessibility
The Bärenzwinger Berlin in Köllnischer Park is not fully accessible or usable by people with disabilities. It has structural limitations due to its status as a historic landmark.
The entrance door is 61 cm wide and has a 1.8 cm threshold, while the narrowest interior passageways measure 52 cm.
Access Statement
For Information about the building please refer to our Access Statment
Entrance Way & Paths
The grounds and open spaces are accessible at ground level; however, there are narrow passages and obstacles in the historic enclosures and indoor areas.
Restroom Facilities
There is no accessible restroom on site. Alternatives: An accessible public restroom is located about 40 meters away in Köllnischer Park. If needed, we can provide a key.
Guests who require communication or assistance services should can contact us at +49 30 901 833 445 or info@baerenzwinger.berlin