High above the roofs of Cologne’s city centre – tucked away on Neumarkt – you can explore the world’s biggest Käthe Kollwitz Museum with the largest collection of drawings, prints, bronzes and political posters. The artist’s pacifist message and empathy for the victims of war and suffering, her criticism of consumerism and her appeal for social commitment are omnipresent: an eternally relevant memorandum, in which love, comfort and hope also have their place. Lose yourself in the intensity of Käthe Kollwitz’s expressive works! Broaden your mind and get to know the artist and the person in workshops and on guided tours of the permanent exhibition. The regular special exhibitions add an extra layer of interest.
Useful Information
Openings
Currently closed
General information
Bus stop available
Eligibility
for Groups
for families
for individual guests
Suitable for the Elderly
Foreign Language
English, French
Accessibility
Travel for Everyone
Access to the museum is barrier-free. The exhibition rooms and levels are accessible by elevator. A disabled toilet is located in the Neumarkt Passage.
For persons with a disabled pass showing a "B", the accompanying person receives free admission.
For persons with a disabled pass showing a "B", the accompanying person receives free admission.
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