CCA Berlin—Center for Contemporary Arts
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Breitscheidplatz, Foyer-Gebäude der Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtnis-Kirche / foyer building of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, 10789 Berlin
Parking for people with disabilities
Accessible to wheelchairs
CCA Berlin is located in the foyer building of the ›Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche‹ (Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church). The entrance to CCA Berlin is located between the foyer building and the new church building. There is an entrance on the south side (Tauentzienstraße) and on the north side (Bikini Berlin). The entrance is marked by a sign on both sides. Access to the CCA Berlin is via five steps. A ramp to the entrance is located next to the chapel, on the east side of the church. We are happy to help you open the door. If you need help or have any questions, please call +49 30 206 73 287.The nearest wheelchair-accessible restroom is located in the new church building.The exhibitions and events at the CCA Berlin can be visited with children. The ramp for baby carriages is located next to the chapel, on the east side of the church. Baby carriages are permitted in the exhibition.
U Kurfürstendamm
S+U Zoologischer Garten
Bus M19, M29, M46, X9, X10, X34, 100, 109, 110, 145, 200, 204, 245
CCA Berlin – Center for Contemporary Arts is a new institution dedicated to exhibiting and facilitating contemporary artistic practices while cultivating critical knowledge and discourse on art and culture. Since its founding in 2022, CCA Berlin has hosted a wide array of international artists, offering space to both established and emerging voices through various exhibition formats and a multidisciplinary public program. From its first location in Berlin–Schöneberg to its current space at Breitscheidplatz, alongside other off-site projects across the city, CCA Berlin remains committed to engaging diverse audiences and communities, both locally and globally. Its mission is to provide a progressive platform for collaboration, experimentation, radical inquiry, and open dialogue—addressing the pressing questions and concerns of contemporary art.