Museum for Architectural Drawing, Berlin
The Museum for Architectural Drawing is built around Sergei Tchoban's collection of historic architectural drawings, with the addition of contemporary drawings by major international architects..
The Museum for Architectural Drawing is built around Sergei Tchoban's collection of historic architectural drawings, with the addition of contemporary drawings by major international architects.
Hours
Sun
13:00
17:00
Mon
14:00
19:00
Tue
14:00
19:00
Wed
14:00
19:00
Thu
14:00
19:00
Fri
14:00
19:00
Sat
13:00
17:00
About Museum for Architectural Drawing
Christinenstraße 18a, 10119 Berlin, Germany
+49 30 43739090
Museum for Architectural Drawing and Nearby Sights on Map
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Kastanienallee
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Rykestrasse Synagogue
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TV Tower
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Park Inn Alexanderplatz
The tallest multistory building in Berlin at 132 meters
Alexanderplatz
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Weltzeituhr
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