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A contemporary art museum in Berlin set in a bunker that served as a communications fortress during World War II. In a space designed by British architect John Pawson, you will see works by world-renowned contemporary artists such as Anish Kapoor and Cristina Iglesias alongside Chinese imperial furniture and Southeast Asian art. With no labels on the artworks, you can focus entirely on each piece and experience art through your senses. Simply show your mobile ticket to enter.

The Feuerle Collection is a contemporary art museum in Berlin, Germany. It was converted from a communications fortress used during World War II and designed by British architect John Pawson.

The museum displays works by international contemporary artists such as Cristina Iglesias, Anish Kapoor and Zeng Fanzhi, together with Chinese imperial furniture and Southeast Asian art.

Founder Desiré Feuerle set out to create a "total work of art" (Gesamtkunstwerk), going beyond the limits of traditional exhibitions so visitors experience art through their senses. The artworks carry no labels, so visitors meet them directly, and ancient and contemporary pieces come together in one space for a fresh artistic experience.
The museum also offers programs such as traditional sound performances and incense experiences.
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70 Hallesches Ufer, 10963, Berlin