Every year since 2016, artists have been invited to bring the ruins of the Franciscan Minister into the light of the present and to open up new perspectives for them.
The ruin of the Franciscan monastery church is one of the last preserved testimonies to Berlin's founding history. It is one of the most important architectural monuments of the city, open to the public and used for cultural purposes.
The different site-specific formats of contemporary art deal with the architecture and history of the ruins of the former Franciscan monastery church, but also with current urban planning processes in the area of the Klosterviertel/Molkenmarkt.
In cooperation with Jugend im Museum e.V. and the Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin, the ruin of the Franciscan minister church offers an educational program for school classes and kindergarten groups to accompany the exhibition. Guided tours for adults are also possible.
Klosterstraße 73a
10179 Berlin
030 9018 37461
www.klosterruine.berlin
April to October, Monday to Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm
The ruins are closed to the public during the winter months from November to March. The exhibitions can be viewed from outside.
Admittance is free. The ruins are barrier-free.
U2 Klosterstraße
U8, U5, S5, S7, S75 Alexanderplatz
Bus 248 Littenstraße
barrier-free
