At Peterstraße 39 in Hamburg, the Brahms Museum traces the life and music of composer Johannes Brahms, who was born in the city. Explore objects connected with his work, listen to music excerpts and look into displays devoted to other composers, included with the same ticket. English-language guided tours help put the collection in context, even if you are new to classical music. Check ahead for the monthly recital, when Brahms’s historic piano is played.
Brahms’s life and music
The museum in Hamburg is dedicated to Johannes Brahms and his work. Its collection includes objects connected with the composer, alongside opportunities to hear recordings of his music. The displays provide an introduction to his life and compositions without requiring prior knowledge of classical music.
Other composers and live piano
The same ticket also covers displays devoted to other composers, including a section on Gustav Mahler. English-language guided tours are available and can add context as you move through the exhibits.
A monthly recital is held on Brahms’s historic piano. Check the schedule before travelling if you want to plan your visit around it.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is the Brahms Museum in Hamburg?
Yes. It is at Peterstraße 39 in Hamburg.
Are there displays about composers besides Brahms?
Yes. Other composers have their own displays, including a section on Gustav Mahler. They are included with the same ticket.
Can I take a tour in English?
English-language guided tours are available.
When can I hear Brahms’s historic piano?
The museum holds a piano recital once a month. Check the schedule for the date.
