Henry Balaszeskul
Barberini Friends
Become a Barberini Friend! With an annual membership pass, you can visit the museum’s exhibitions all year long, as often as you like! Annual passes are available online (as vouchers) and at the museum cash desk (daily except Tuesdays, until 6pm). You are welcome to fill out the form at home.
Annual tickets are personal, nontransferable, and valid only in conjunction with a valid picture ID card.
FAQs
Annual Membership Passes for the Museum Barberini
Choose the right annual pass for you! As a Barberini Friend, you can visit the exhibitions of the Museum Barberini as often as you like for an entire year, without a timed ticket:
- Barberini Friend annual pass for individuals (over 35): € 40
- Barberini Young Friend annual pass for individuals (under 35): € 20
- Barberini Friends annual pass (2x) for visitors sharing a ticket with a second person: € 70
Annual Membership Passes for the Museum Barberini and DAS MINSK
The annual membership pass Plus enables you to visit both museums—the Museum Barberini and DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam—for an entire year, also without a timed ticket:
- Annual pass Plus for individuals (over 35): € 55
- Annual pass Plus for individuals (under 35): € 27
Annual membership passes can be purchased at the museum ticket desk or as a voucher online. Order your annual membership pass here.
Annual tickets are available online and at the museum ticket desk (daily except Tuesdays, until 6pm).
If you lose your annual ticket, you can obtain a replacement for € 5.00 at the museum ticket desk.
Annual tickets cannot be purchased for a third party; however, gift certificates are available at the museum ticket desk and online.
Annual tickets are valid only for entrance to the museum, and do not include complimentary admission to in-person or digital programs and events.
Only vouchers for the annual passes are available online. The vouchers can be exchanged for an annual pass at the museum ticket office.
Prices
€40
Barberini Friend
Annual membership pass
€70
Barberini Friends
Annual membership pass for couples
€20
Barberini Young Friend
Annual membership pass for under 35-year-olds
€ 55
Annual membership pass plus for over 35-year-olds
Admission to the Museum Barberini and DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam
€ 27
Annual membership pass plus for under 35-year-olds
Admission to the Museum Barberini and DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam
David von Becker
Barberini Friends x SPSG
Charlottenburg Palace of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation (SPSG) is one of the landmarks of the city of Berlin. In its magnificent halls, rich interiors and art collections tell visitors the story of Prussian-Brandenburg courtly culture from the Baroque to the 20th century.
Barberini Special for our Annual Pass holders: until the end of 2023, Barberini Friends are entitled to the discounted Charlottenburg+ Ticket, which allows them to visit all of the SPSG's museum facilities in Charlottenburg Palace Garden, including the special exhibition. If you would like to book a ticket in advance online, simply enter and apply the discount code MUBFRIEND in the shopping cart and bring your annual pass as proof.
Barberini Friends x Louisiana Museum
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Humlebaek, Denmark, is a Gesamtkunstwerk: it offers its guests a unique experience of art, architecture and nature. The collection includes over 4000 works of modern and contemporary art, featuring paintings and sculptures by Giacometti, Warhol, Bourgeois and Baselitz. Similar to the Museum Barberini, the Louisiana is located in the immediate vicinity of a big city and is embedded in a fascinating park landscape: World-class sculptures and landscape art can be seen in the garden, with the sea stretching out in the background. A visit is worthwhile!
Special for our Barberini Friends: Until the end of 2023, the Louisiana offers all Barberini Friends two tickets for the price of one. As a Barberini Friend, you can visit the museum with your companion and only pay for one ticket!
The Giacometti Gallery, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Photo: Jeremy Jachym