A branch of the Fotografiska museum was opened in Berlin

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On September 14, the world's fourth Fotografiska museum opened in Berlin. The museum was founded in Stockholm 13 years ago and is one of the world leaders in the field of contemporary photography. During this time, several more Fotografiska branches were opened in the world, including Tallinn (Estonia) and New York (USA).

The Fotografiska building in Berlin is located in the iconic Tacheles art center, which has an impressive history. The Tacheles is located in the Mitte district and has served various functions over the 115 years of Berlin's history, including a Nazi propaganda office during World War II and an art center after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The building has remained empty for the past 10 years.

Fotografiska has a reputation as one of the world's leading contemporary photography museums, and the opening of its branch in Berlin promises to expand the city's cultural scene and become a hub for creative events and activities.

Fotografiska is a popular destination for fans of photography and contemporary art, and it offers visitors a unique experience and the opportunity to see the work of famous photographers from around the world.