
Dead Chicken Alley is an outdoor street art gallery wrapped in mystery. It’s easy to overlook, but absolutely worth exploring.
Dead Chickens Alley is a unique passage bursting with stickers, graffiti, and street art. Its walls overwhelms you with countless messages, creating a vibrant, chaotic experience.
Situated in the heart of former East Berlin, a legendary tale tells of an artist collective known as the Dead Chickens, who reclaimed the abandoned buildings in the passage following the fall of the Berlin Wall.
They began creating art and graffiti on the walls and continue to hang out in the passageway to this day, where they also operate the Monsterkabinett at its far end.

Photo by Chrissie Sternschnuppe@Flickr. CC BY-SA.
In addition to Monsterkabinett, Dead Chicken Alley boasts a library, a café, and the Anne Frank Zentrum. Not to mention, the passage is adorned with an incredible array of street art that leaves a lasting impression.
The graffiti in Dead Chicken Alley is ever-evolving, making it a spot you’ll want to revisit time and time again.

Where:
Rosenthaler Straße 39
10178 Berlin
Family friendly: Yes
Price: Free
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