Free entry to 60 museums is once again available in Berlin

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In Berlin, the popular "Museum Sunday" initiative, which provides free entry to 60 museums every month, is being revived. Launched in 2019, the program was temporarily suspended due to the pandemic, but has now received new funding and will continue until 2025.

Senator Joe Kyalo announced the continuation of the initiative, allowing locals and tourists to enjoy Berlin's cultural experience completely free of charge. Participants in the program include recognized museums such as the Altes Museum, Gemäldegalerie and the Pergamon Museum, as well as lesser-known institutions such as the Werkbundarchiv, the Museum of Decorative Arts and the Knoblauchhaus Museum.

Even if most museums allow visits without prior appointment, it is recommended to plan your visit and reserve seats in the most popular institutions.

Don't miss the first exciting day of Museum Sunday 2024 - visit the website for details on this month's program participants and enjoy Berlin's cultural diversity.