Henry Balaszeskul
Preventive and hygiene measures for containing the COVID-19 virus
Your health and that of the staff of the Museum Barberini remain our highest priority. In order to make your visit as pleasant, but also as safe, as possible we have developed comprehensive safety and hygiene measures, which include a reduction of the number of visitors and the regulation of admission times with timeslot tickets, optimized visitor guidance throughout the museum as well as the increased disinfection of sensitive areas.
Despite the necessary safety measures, we wish you an inspiring encounter with the works of art!
Tickets
- Tickets are available online and can currently only be booked up to 4 weeks in advance
- If you are entitled to free admission, you can reserve a zero-euro ticket for your visit in our webshop
- Please understand that we are only allowed to offer a very limited number of tickets, so that the tickets may be temporarily fully booked
- Holders of annual tickets are also kindly asked to reserve a time slot online (they are not entitled to a specific number of time slots per year)
Entry to the Museum
- Please book a fixed timeslot for your entry to the museum online and arrive on time (early admission is not possible)
- A medical mask (FFP2, OP or KN95) must already be worn in front of the museum building
- We are obliged to document your contact information for the purpose of contact tracking; in compliance with data-protection regulations, the information will be destroyed after a period of four weeks. There is also the option to use the Luca app for Corona contact tracking upon entry.
- Please note that proof of a negative COVID test is currently not required in museums in Brandenburg
Hygiene measures and rules of conduct
- For everyone’s benefit, please visit the Museum Barberini only if you feel healthy
- Wearing a medical mask (OP, FFP2 or KN95; only without exhalation valve) is compulsory according to the current containment regulation
- Keep a distance of at least 1.5 meters
- Disinfect your hands
- Follow the signposted tour
Our supervisors ensure that there are only as many people in the galleries as necessary to maintain distancing as required.
Henry Balaszeskul
Henry Balaszeskul/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2020