Berliner Kunstallee Schloss Charlottenburg
Two weekends of arts and crafts in one of Berlin's most beautiful settings – on Schloßstraße opposite Charlottenburg Palace, free admission
About Berliner Kunstallee Charlottenburg
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Charlottenburg Palace as a Backdrop
Charlottenburg Palace is the largest preserved palace complex in Berlin. Built at the end of the 17th century as a summer residence for Sophie Charlotte, it remains one of Berlin's most important landmarks and a major tourist magnet in the west of the city. Schloßstraße – a tree-lined avenue running in a straight line from Spandauer Damm to Zillestraße – connects the palace complex with the Charlottenburg urban area.
The Idea
Cornelja Hasler uses Schloßstraße twice a year to gather German and international artisans and present them in open stalls along a double-sided avenue. The curatorial line clearly aims for high-quality arts and crafts: ceramics and porcelain (from Berlin and North German manufacturers, as well as international workshops), jewelry (handmade, with a particular focus on contemporary design), textile crafts, glasswork, designer pieces made of metal, wood, or concrete.
Two Weekends a Year
The format is designed as a twice-yearly ritual: a summer date (early June) and an autumn date (early September). Both weekends are open on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am to 6 pm. Admission is free. This frequency is deliberate – it allows artisans to present their summer or autumn collections appropriate to the season.
Charlottenburg in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf District
Charlottenburg is considered a bourgeois, well-kept Berlin neighborhood with a long tradition of education and culture – University of the Arts, Deutsche Oper, Palace, Brandenburg Gate near Ku'damm. Visitors to the Berliner Kunstallee can complement their market visit with a stroll through the Charlottenburg Palace Gardens or visit the collections inside the palace itself.
Berliner Kunstallee Charlottenburg — edition 2026
The 2026 edition follows the established format of the Berliner Kunstallee: Schloßstraße, directly in front of Charlottenburg Palace, transforms into an open arts and crafts avenue for two weekends. Stalls of artisans line both sides of the tree-lined street, with a clear curatorial focus on quality design.
The summer edition (June 6/7) typically marks the first highlight of the outdoor season; the autumn edition (September 5/6) kicks off the autumn and advent season. Both weekends are open on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am to 6 pm. In case of rain, the market usually remains open – the stalls are covered.
Programme Berliner Kunstallee Charlottenburg 2026
Summer Edition – June 6 and 7, 2026
Saturday, June 6, 2026 (11:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
- Opening of stalls on both sides of Schloßstraße
- Featured assortments: ceramics, porcelain, jewelry, arts and crafts, design
- Opening remarks by curator Cornelja Hasler
Sunday, June 7, 2026 (11:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
- Full stall operation throughout the day
- Demonstrations by individual artisans (pottery, blacksmithing, jewelry making – depending on the stall)
Autumn Edition – September 5 and 6, 2026
Saturday, September 5, 2026 (11:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
- Opening of the autumn edition
- Focus: autumn and winter-oriented collections (warm ceramics, winter fashion accessories, advent candles, decorative pieces)
Sunday, September 6, 2026 (11:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
- Stall operation as on the previous day
- Opportunity to deepen impressions from the previous day, collect purchases
A list of exhibitors will be published by the organizer approximately one month before each event.
Highlights Berliner Kunstallee Charlottenburg 2026
- Curated arts and crafts at one of Berlin's most beautiful addresses
- Directly in front of Charlottenburg Palace on the tree-lined Schloßstraße
- Two weekends per year – summer and autumn editions
- Focus: ceramics, porcelain, jewelry, design
- Completely free admission
Prices Berliner Kunstallee Charlottenburg 2026
Practical information — Berliner Kunstallee Charlottenburg
Getting There
Schloßstraße between Spandauer Damm and Zillestraße, 14059 Berlin (Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district, Charlottenburg locality). U-Bahn U7 Richard-Wagner-Platz or U-Bahn U7 Mierendorffplatz approx. 10 min. walk. Bus M45 Schloss Charlottenburg directly in front.
Admission
Completely free admission. Purchases and consumption at the stalls on site.
Organizer
KUNSTHAND-BERLIN, Königsbacher Zeile 11, 13465 Berlin. Phone: +49 30 406 37 031. Cornelja Hasler curates the event. Inquiries about stalls via website, Facebook, or Instagram (kunsthandberlin).
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Where it takes place Berliner Kunstallee Charlottenburg
Schloßstraße zwischen Spandauer Damm und Zillestraße (vis-à-vis Schloss Charlottenburg)
Schloßstraße (Höhe Schloss Charlottenburg), 14059 Berlin