Questions and answers

Instead of audio guides, we offer you a short visitor guide to the permanent exhibition “Lyonel Feininger. Works from the Dr Hermann Klumpp collection”.

The permanent exhibition “Lyonel Feininger. Works from the Dr Hermann Klumpp collection” is accessible all year round. When changing from one special exhibition to another, some parts of the gallery need to be closed.

The Lyonel Feininger Gallery itself is wheelchair-accessible and about 500 m from the parking areas. The path is mainly cobbled or with sett paving. The entrance doors to the gallery do not open automatically. Inside the building, our exhibition rooms are accessible via a lift. Seating is available in the exhibition areas. Mobile folding chairs are also available when going around the museum. There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet on the ground floor. A lift can be used to access our studio.

We will be happy to adapt the museum's educational content to your group’s needs. Simply get in touch with us!

We always have an open ear for your ideas, requests, suggestions and, of course, praise.
Let us know what you think at the following e-mail address:
feininger-galerie@kulturstiftung-st.de

Photography – for private, non-commercial purposes only – is permitted in the permanent exhibition without a flash, tripod or selfie stick, as long as the artworks are kept safe and the photographer maintains a distance of least 50 cm and treats other visitors with consideration. This permission does not apply to third-party rights. Permission is required to photograph or share images of content protected by copyright or personal rights.

Individual works which may not be photographed or filmed on the instructions of the owner or author are labelled accordingly.

Photography and filming may be prohibited in special exhibitions. Our staff will be happy to inform you.

Would your group like to book a guided tour of the permanent exhibition on Lyonel Feininger and/or the current special exhibition?

For insurance reasons, no rucksacks of any size, or large bags may be taken into the exhibition rooms.

Lockers are available near the entrance to safely store your items of clothing and bags. They are free to use, but some lockers require a 1-euro piece which is returned to you after their use. Bulky items of all kinds must be handed in, such as umbrellas, rucksacks and bags larger than DIN A3 (approx. 40 x 30 cm).

No liability is assumed for the cloakroom and the contents of the lockers.

A small selection of cold and hot drinks can be purchased at the museum ticket office. There are plenty of cafés and restaurants near the Feininger Gallery.

Food and drinks you have brought with you may not be eaten in the exhibition rooms.

The Lyonel Feininger Gallery does not have a special parking area. When you visit, please use the free public parking spaces nearby, for example at the Carl Ritter or Schlosspark car parks.

The latest press releases on exhibitions and events at the Lyonel Feininger Gallery can be found in the “Media”section. 

Dogs and other animals may only accompany visitors to the courtyard area, with the exception of guide dogs for the blind and assistance dogs; these are also admitted to the museum as long as the museum rules are followed. Dogs must be kept under control in line with regulations and placed such that all entrances and exits can be used without hindrance.