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Liebermann Villa

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    View of the Liebermann Villa on Wannsee.

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    "Garden bench under the chestnut tree" is the title of the painting by Max Liebermann (ca. 1915), which a visitor looks at in the Liebermann Villa in Berlin Wannsee.

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    Flowers stand on a patch of grass in one of the hedge gardens of Max Liebermann's villa in Berlin.

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    Visitors walk along the footbridge of the Liebermann Villa on Wannsee in Berlin.

The Liebermann Villa at the shores of Lake Wannsee is dedicated to the work of the impressionist painter Max Liebermann.

The Liebermann Villa stands on a 7000 square meter property on Lake Wannsee. It was built in 1909/1910 and served as the Liebermanns' summer residence. In addition to the restored summer house and Max Liebermann's garden, paintings depicting the house and garden can be seen in the museum. There is a museum café in the Liebermann family's former dining room, which offers an enchanting view of the garden and Wannsee, especially from the terrace. A visit to the café is only possible with a museum admission ticket.

Liebermann Villa on Wannsee: Highlights

Works by the impressionist Berlin painter can be admired in the permanent exhibition of the Liebermann Villa. Highlights include the paintings "View of the Wannsee with Sailing Boats" (around 1925), "Martha Liebermann and Granddaughter" (1922) and "Old Wannsee Street with Sunday Strollers" (1926). The Liebermann works are complemented by current special exhibitions that deal thematically with Max Liebermann, his time and his contemporaries.

Liebermann Villa: Current events and tickets

Benefit tour through Liebermann's garden

Benefit tour through Max Liebermann's garden with our gardener Sven Lieberenz Gardener Sven Lieberenz will guide you through the landmarked garden at Wannsee and give you an insight into its history, maintenance and current design. The garden of the... more

Public Tour

On this tour, we would like to invite you to get to know the Jewish biography of Max Liebermann and his family. Both the house and the garden will be visited as part of the tour. The tour is held in English on the first and third Saturday of the month... more

Berlin. Cosmopolite

The exhibition tells for the first time the story of the important Jewish art collector couple Felicie (1849-1908) and Carl Bernstein (1842-1894) and their influence on the Berlin art scene of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. more

Address, Opening Hours and Contact Information

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 Address
Colomierstraße 3
14109 Berlin
Phone
+49 (0)30 805 859 00
Internet
liebermann-villa.de
Opening Hours
October to March: Wednesday to Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
April to September: Wednesday to Monday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Open on all public holidays
Closed on December 24 and 31
Accessibility
The museum and garden are barrier-free to a limited extent. Access to the art exhibition on the 1st floor with a Scalamobile. Please contact the Liebermann Villa team in advance to find out the availability of the Scalamobile on the day you wish to visit. Wheelchair rental available. Accompanying persons have free admission. A guide dog or assistance dog can be taken onto the property and into the art exhibition.
Admission Fee
€10, concessions €6

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Source: Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft Berlin e.V., editing: Berlin.de

Last edited: 23 May 2025