East Side Gallery

Friedrichhain's East Side Gallery is with its 1.361 metres the longest open air gallery in the world and at the same time the longest piece of the Berlin Wall still standing!

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Foto: dpa picture-alliance
Foto: dpa picture-alliance

The East Side Gallery is the longest continous section of the Berlin Wall, that ist still in existence. Thus it is also the longest open air gallery in the world.

When the Wall came down more than 100 artists from more than 20 countries have immortalized themselves here. Some of the most well-known paintings are the Fraternal Kiss by Dmitri Vrubel (original title “My God, Help me to Survive This Deadly Love”) and the Trabant car breaking through the Wall (original title “Test the best”) by Birgit Kinder.

The East Side Gallery has protected memorial status. Currently an artists initiavie takes care of the preservation of the gallery and offers on top of that tours and artists’ talks. Visiting the East Side Gallery is free of charge!

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Address

East Side Gallery

Mühlenstraße 3 - 100, 10243 Berlin

Quarter

Friedrichshain

Info

Business Hours

Always open

Important information

Entrance Fee

Free. Prices for guided tours vary with group size.

Parking

Since the East Side Gallery is very close to the O2 World, there is parking available there.

Languages

Guided tours in German and English available (reservation under phone +49 30 -251 71 59)

Approach

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