fra 31. maj 2026
Damals, Heute, Morgen. 45 Jahre Frauenmuseum
Anniversary exhibition on the museum's founding, present, and future, complemented by a participatory future workshop on feminist museum work.

The world's first women's museum, founded in 1981 in Bonn's Old Town, featuring art by women and the history of the women's movement.
fra 31. maj 2026
Anniversary exhibition on the museum's founding, present, and future, complemented by a participatory future workshop on feminist museum work.
30. august 2026 – 10. oktober 2026
Works by the artist capturing impressions of towns and landscapes from leisurely Sunday walks.
18. oktober 2026 – 29. november 2026
Interdisciplinary art project on the effects of addiction within families, with installations, a book, and readings.
The Frauenmuseum (Women's Museum) was founded on May 2, 1981, by the artist Marianne Pitzen together with an interdisciplinary group of women and is considered the first museum of its kind in the world. Its goal was and remains to make the work of women artists visible and to anchor it permanently in art history. The concept was later taken up and developed further by numerous women's museums in other countries.
The museum on Krausfeld in Bonn's Old Town is run by the nonprofit association Frauenmuseum – Kunst, Kultur, Geschichte e.V. and is still directed by its founder today. Over more than four decades, it has staged more than 700 exhibitions on contemporary art, women's history, international cultures, and emerging women artists. The museum also awards the Gabriele Münter Prize for women visual artists.
The collection includes works by artists such as Käthe Kollwitz, Maria Lassnig, and VALIE EXPORT, as well as long-term loans, for example from Yoko Ono. A dedicated exhibition traces the history of the women's movement. In 2026 the museum celebrates its 45th anniversary with a jubilee show on the past, present, and future of feminist exhibition practice.
| Voksne | 10 € |
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| Nedsat pris | 6 €School and university students, seniors 60 and over, groups of 5 or more |
| Børn og unge | gratisgratis til og med 11 år · Children under 12 free |
| Pensionister | 6 €Ages 60 and over |
| Studerende og elever | 6 € |
| Grupper (fra 5 pers.) | 6 € pr. personReduced admission per person |
Admission is valid for all exhibitions. Free admission for association members and ICOM cardholders. Payment by cash, debit card (EC), or credit card.
Elevator to all floors; accessible restroom on the first floor; seating in the exhibition rooms; parking in the courtyard.
Velegnet til børn og familier
| Entré for børn | gratis til og med 11 år |
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The museum's KinderAtelier (children's studio) offers children's tours, holiday programs, creative projects, and themed children's birthday parties.
Dorotheenstraße · 3 min. til fods
Bus 604 and 605 to Dorotheenstraße (approx. 3-min. walk); light rail 61 to Rosental (approx. 7 min.), light rail 62 and 66 to Stadthaus (approx. 10 min.).
Parkering muligt
A few spaces in the museum courtyard (cobblestones, may be unavailable during events); paid street parking in the vicinity and parking garage at the Stadthaus (Weiherstraße 5).
The museum recommends arriving by public transport whenever possible.
Planlæg ruteMuseum café "Café Feminista" during museum opening hours; museum shop and online shop.
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| Rundvisninger | ja |
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| Tilbud til skoler | ja |
| Godt at vide | Free public guided tour every 1st Sunday of the month at 15:00 (admission only, no registration needed). Group tours in German and English (other languages on request) via kunstvermittlung@frauenmuseum.de; virtual 360° tour online. |
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