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Your Visit

By public transport:
Ten minutes by bus no. 683 from Wuppertal-Vohwinkel (train station), stop “Gräfrath.”

How to get here

By car:
Four minutes from the A46; exit Haan-Ost; follow signs for “Solingen-Zentrum,” then “Kunstmuseum Solingen”; parking at “Dycker Feld.”

Admission and Group Visits

Adults: €9
Reduced: €4,50
up to 18 years: free admission

School classes and children’s groupsfor educational museum events:
€2 per person

Private group tour:
€70 (up to 25 people)

Guided tours

Public guided tours

Throughout the year, we welcome you to the museum for various events. Usually on Sunday at 1 p.m., the Center for Persecuted Arts offers public guided tours of the museum, its collections, and its current temporary exhibitions. No reservations are required for the public tour. The tour is included in the price of admission. The meeting point is in the foyer near the ticket counter.

The current dates for public tours can be found on our events page (in german).

Private guided tours

You are also welcome to request a private guided tour. Tours are scheduled to last one hour but can be tailored to meet individual needs. We offer tours in English and other languages.

Contact us at:
info@verfolgte-kuenste.de
or +49 212 23374752 (Mon - Fri, 9 a.m. -12 p.m.)

Accessibility

For wheelchair users and people with limited mobility, there is barrier-free access at the side entrance of the building by arrangement.

Please note that, unfortunately, all access routes are paved with cobblestones. There are ground-level washrooms and a disabled WC in the basement. Parking is available nearby in front of the building. If you are planning to visit us and have any questions about accessibility, arrival and departure, or the layout of the current exhibitions, please contact us at:
+49 212 23374752 (Mon - Fri, 9 a.m. -12 p.m.) or info@verfolgte-kuenste.de

Reduced Admission

  • Students,pupils, and trainees (with ID)
  • Groups of 10 or more
  • Holders of the Solingen Pass or an equivalent document from another city, e.g., Düsselpass
  • Members of the NRW Foundation
  • Holdersof the Ehrenamtskarte NRW

Free Admission

  • Visitors 18 and under
  • Holders of a Nansen Pass, proof of arrival, travel document for refugees, residence permit
  • Two accompanying adults for school groups
  • Severely disabled persons (with ID) and one accompanying person
  • Cardholding members of: ICOM, Deutscher Museumsbund, Federal Association of Museum Educators, Association of German Art Historians, Association of Restorers, representatives of the press

Latest news

Fritz Schaefler, Village Characters, 1940s, oil on cardboard, mounted on cardboard and plywood, 49.8 x 39.9 cm © VAN HAM Art Estate: Fritz Schaefler
11/26/26
2/14/27

Wechselausstellung

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Lines of Destiny

The painter Fritz Schaefler and his collector Joseph Heymann

The exhibition explores the fractured biographies of two men: the Expressionist painter and graphic artist Fritz Schaefler (1888-1954) and the Rheinland Jewish industrialist and art collector Joseph Heymann (1887-1954).

Vernissage „Unlock your heads at last!“, Photo: Daniela Tobias/Center for Persecuted Arts
7/26/26

Guided Tours

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Public guided tour “Unlock your heads at last!”

Dada as political art between the world wars

During our public Sunday tour, our art educators will guide you through the exhibition „Unlock your heads at last!“ Dada as Political Art Between the World Wars.

Ausstellungseröffnung „Sperren Sie endlich Ihren Kopf auf!“, Foto: Daniela Tobias 
9/13/26

Führung

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Finissage „Sperren Sie endlich Ihren Kopf auf!“

Dialogführung mit Rosa Räderscheidt

Rosa Räderscheidt nimmt Sie zur Finissage in einer öffentlichen Dialogführung mit in die Ausstellung „Sperren Sie endlich Ihren Kopf auf!“ Dada als politische Kunst zwischen den Weltkriegen.