Haus Schwarzenberg is an art-filled courtyard at Rosenthaler Str. 39 in Berlin’s Mitte district, close to Hackescher Markt. Its walls change as artists add murals, stickers and graffiti, while galleries, shops and cultural spaces lead off the passage. You can browse work by local artists, visit Otto Weidt’s Workshop and the Anne Frank Center, or pause for a drink at a nearby café. The Missing House Memorial is also close by. Go early or later in the day for a quieter look around.
The courtyard and its art
Enter from Rosenthaler Straße and follow the passage into a courtyard covered with murals, stickers and graffiti. The works change over time, so the walls can look different on a return visit. Galleries and cultural spaces sit alongside the street art, and the passage leads to shops selling work by local artists.
Museums and nearby memorials
Otto Weidt’s Workshop and the Anne Frank Center are within the Haus Schwarzenberg area. The Missing House Memorial is nearby. These sites give a visit a historical dimension alongside the courtyard’s contemporary art. Hackescher Markt is a short walk away, with breakfast options in the area.
FAQ
Do you need tickets to enter Haus Schwarzenberg?
Tickets are not needed to wander through the courtyard. A walking tour is an option if you want more historical context.
What can you see at Haus Schwarzenberg?
The courtyard has changing murals, stickers and graffiti, as well as galleries, artists’ shops and cultural spaces. Otto Weidt’s Workshop and the Anne Frank Center are also in the area.
When is the courtyard quieter?
Early morning or later in the day tends to be calmer. Walking groups can make it busier in the afternoon.
Is Haus Schwarzenberg wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and restroom are wheelchair accessible.
