The following individuals are entitled to free admission to DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam – on presentation of the necessary proof:
Children and young people under the age of 18 and school pupils over the age of 18
Recipients of unemployment benefits (ALG 1), basic security benefits for job seekers (ALG II – Hartz IV) or social benefits, holders of the Berlin Pass or the "Sozialkarte"
Carers accompanying people with disabilities (confirmed with “B” in disability certificate)
Journalists with a valid press card
Members of ICOM
Members of the German Museum Association, the German Association for Art History, the German Federal Association of Museum Education
Members of the Association of German Tour Guides, the BBS Berlin Guides Association
Fine artists listed in the German Federal Association of Fine Artists
Holders of the Berlin CityTourCard
Due to the limited number of visitors we can accommodate at any one time, it is necessary to book a free time slot ticket (€ 0) even if you qualify for free admission.
The following individuals are entitled to free admission to DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam – on presentation of the necessary proof:
Students, apprentices/trainees
People with disabilities (from 50% degree of disability)
Young adults taking part in Voluntary Social Year program, young adults taking part in German Federal Volunteers Service
Volunteers working in museums
Holders of a combined sanssouci+ and charlottenburg+ ticket from the SPSG (+/- 1 day)
Holders of the Berlin CityTourCard
Group size: 5 to 15 people
Admission: 8 Euro per person
A group tour can be booked through the visitor service:
The combined ticket is valid for the Museum Barberini and DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam.
The ticket allows admission to each venue once and can be used for 48 hours. A visit is thus possible on two consecutive opening days.
In the following period of time, it is not possible to purchase combination tickets to visit both venues, as DAS MINSK / the Museum Barberini will be closed during the installation of the subsequent exhibitions.
Full day closing time at DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam:
January 16-February 10, 2023
May 8-June 2, 2023
August 21-September 15, 2023
Full day closing time at Museum Barberini:
February 20-24, 2023
July 3-7, 2023
DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam is a 5 minute walk from Potsdam main station.
Bicycle
Bicycle racks can be found on the right and left side of the building.
Parking
Parking spaces at the venue are very limited. DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam is a five-minute walk from Potsdam's main railway station, where a large parking garage is also available.
Accessible parking
An accessible parking space is reserved in the courtyard of the building. Upon request, a wheelchair will be gladly provided, prior registration is required.
Bus tours
Bus stops are provided in front of the site on Max-Planck-Strasse.
Photography may be prohibited due to stipulations made by lenders of artworks. In this case, we request you to comply with corresponding signs. Otherwise, photography, without the use of flash and aids such as e.g. tripods and selfie sticks, is permitted for private purposes. However, we point out that publication on the internet or on social media does not represent private use and may be an infringement of copyright law. If you wish to take photographs or make films for professional or commercial purposes, you will require written permission from DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam. Requests may be addressed by email to: presse@dasminsk.de
With kids
A limited number of strollers are available for the visit.
Accessibility
A wheelchair ramp leads from the parking lot of the courtyard to the terrace in front of the main entrance.
Safekeeping
Backpacks, bags and jackets and coats are not permitted in the exhibition rooms.
Further notes
Animals, with the exception of assistance dogs, are not permitted in the building. Dogs must be kept on a leash in the outside area.
Cafébar
The rounded bar counter is set in the original location – with a new design: the interior design of the foyer and bar was realized by the architectural office Linearama from Genoa and Valter Scelsi in collaboration with the Hedwig Bollhagen Werkstätten in Marwitz, Brandenburg.
