Museum “Art of the Lost Generation”

The museum is dedicated to the art of forgotten artists who were marginalized during the Nazi era.

The non-profit museum Art of the Lost Generation is dedicated to 20th century artists who were discriminated against and persecuted during the Nazi era and are largely forgotten today. The museum's Böhme Collection includes some 700 works by this so-called Lost Generation. The museum's goal is to rediscover, preserve, and research these works of art and make them accessible to the public.

Opening times

Tuesday-Saturday 10 am-5 pm
Closed: public holidays, 24 Dec-1 Jan

Public guided tour every first Saturday at 11 am
Private tours on request

Dogs not permitted (except guide dogs)

(Status: 11/2024)

Prices

Adults € 14.00
Senior citizens (from 65 years) € 12.00
Pupils (from 12 years), students (under 27 years), people with disabilities (ID required) € 8.00
Children (under 12 years), Members of the Engagement & Sponsorship Programme free
Family (2 adults + children up to 18 years) € 30.00
Press (only with compulsory pre-registration) free
School classes, per pupil € 3.50

Public guided tour: € 5,00 plus entrance fee
Private guided tour: € 130,00 plus entrance fee

(Status: 11/2024)

Accessibility

The museum provides barrier-free access. To access the museum elevator, please contact the staff in advance by telephone. The dimensions of the elevator are 110 x 78 cm inside, the door has a width of 80 cm. The staff will assist you.