Tours and Learning

Our public tours (in German) take place on Saturdays and Sundays at 12pm. Tickets are available online. Please book an online time slot ticket with your tour ticket. The number of participants is limited.

We offer separate guided tours for private groups. Please register your group 14 days before the desired date via e-mail. Afterwards book your private tour in our online shop.

Private tours cost €100 for a group of up to 15 people. The individual members of your group will also need to buy a separate entrance ticket.

Tours by external tour guides are generally not permitted and are only approved in exceptional cases. Please contact our visitor service via e-mail.

A colourful program for families, children and young people will also take place in the Liebermann Villa in 2025 as part of a sponsorship by Berliner Sparkasse through its “Mehr Kultur” program.

Each opening will be accompanied by an open drop-in program for families that will be repeated in the duration of the exhibition.

Once per exhibition, (elective) grandparents are invited to the Omi-Opi Day (Granny Day) with their grandchildren (of choice). You visit the current exhibition in a family tour and afterwards artistically realize your impressions at the workshop table.

You can find an overview of the dates in our calendar.

Would you like to explore the garden? Twice a year, in spring and fall, you can join the garden club. In this children’s workshop for nature discoverers, you will help with planting and discover which tree is a real superhero.

Toddlers and their grown-ups are very welcome at the Heckenwesen (Hedge Creatures) workshop. You will get to know little garden inhabitants who will tell you about the family that once lived here. Check the calendar for special events during holidays.

Outdoor art is created in summer! The Seeatelier (Lake Studio) workshop for young people takes place once a month from June to August. The workshop is open for those aged 12 and over. In the fall, we also take part in the Children’s Culture Month.

How to shape remembrance and commemoration

What is remembered and why? Thinking about monuments is more exciting than you might think! They are not just figures and horses on pedestals. The Liebermann Villa and its garden, for example, are also a monument. Together we will find out why the house is a listed building and what that means. What can be a monument nowadays? Think about what you would like to remember or who you would like to commemorate. And how could this be represented? Does a monument even need a plinth and does it have to stand in one place forever? Try out how commemoration can be expressed artistically and create your own designs using various materials such as wood, cardboard and clay.

Concept: Laureline van den Heuvel
Participation: GS und Sek I max. 28 Schüler*innen
Dates and times: Di 11-14:00 Uhr

The workshop is organised in cooperation with Jugend im Museum.

School and Kindergarten groups enjoy free admission to the Liebermann Villa. If your group would like a guided tour, this can be booked for a fee of € 2 per child/student.

Please register your group 14 days before the desired date via E-Mail.

The students visit Max Liebermann and experience the artist’s house and garden in the original and in the paintings. Afterwards, they bring the painting “The artist sketching with his family” to life and re-enact it in costume at the original location in the house.

Duration: 1.5 hours
Cost per student: 2 euros

Please register your group by e-mail 14 days before the desired date.

In 2024 and 2025, we are offering a diverse program on Max Liebermann and Jewish life in Berlin. An exciting educational program of readings, concerts and talks is available online and on site.

You can find an overview of the dates in our calendar. The current program of events for the first half of 2025 can be found in our program flyer.

The project is funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Jewish Life in Germany and the Fight against Anti-Semitism.

From April to the end of September, a free guided tour dedicated to the Jewish biography of Max Liebermann takes place every Saturday at 2 pm.

The tour is conducted in English every first and third Saturday and in German every second and fourth Saturday. Places are limited. Tickets can be booked via our calendar.

Rediscover the biography of Max Liebermann:
The online exhibition “Max Liebermann: Berlin Jew and Prussian”, which is permanently available on our website, guides you through the artist’s life using selected works, photographs and personal documents and sheds light on the role his Jewish identity played for him.

Painting courses will once again be offered in the garden of the Liebermann-Villa in summer 2025. The course is aimed at all interested guests who would like to be inspired by the motifs in Max Liebermann’s garden and the subjects of the course.

We will soon be offering guided tours of the house and garden with object descriptions.

Here you can find our videos in German Sign Language.

Looking for playful activities to do at home? With exciting task sheets, children can follow Max Liebermann’s dachshund Männe and give free rein to their creativity.

Whether on site in the museum, at home on the sofa or on the move. Immerse yourself in the themes of the Liebermann-Villa at any time with our audio guides.

Visit our exhibitions online and find out more about Max Liebermann, his connection to his Jewish identity and the history of the Liebermann-Villa.