Berlin museums and galleries

Impressive ancient monuments: Pergamon altar, market gate by Milet, Ischtar gate. One of the most attractive museums of Berlin. It was named after the reconstructed altar of Pergamon, the showpiece of ...

Works by Kiefer, Warhol and others in a converted railway station concourse. The renovated former train station built in 1846/47 serves as exhibition premises for the Erich Marx Collection - Beuys, Rau...

With 1.3km, the Berlin Wall East Side Gallery is the largest open air gallery in the world! The world's largest open-air gallery has extended between the Ostbahnhof railway station and Oberbaum Bridge ...

The concept for the permanent exhibition was fine-tuned for almost 20 years. You will now find the great exhibition of German history - and it is stunning. The core of the permanent exhibition in the Z...

Botticelli, Dürer and Rembrandt: 1400 paintings dating from the 13th to 18th centuries. Originated from the electoral art collections. About 1400 paintings are exhibited in 53 exquisite showrooms, with...

The building, named after its architect, was once established as a museum of arts and crafts. Following general renovation to mark the millennium, it nowadays features international, temporary project...

20th century European paintings and sculptures from classical modern through to the art of the 1960s are on display, including works by Picasso, Klee and Feininger. The main themes of the collection a...

Nefertiti still calls it her own, but the museum has now moved. Until the premises on the museum island have been completely overhauled, it will be displaying its treasures on the top floor of the Old...

Holocaust Museum. You cannot be in Berlin without visiting this museum, a perferct fusion between the architecture and the conect of the exhibition! Impressive, dramatic and great attention to details.