© visitBerlin, Foto: Wolfgang Scholvien Alte Nationalgalerie World-famous art from the French Impressionist and German Romantic periods Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Wolfgang Scholvien Altes Museum Masterpieces from Greek and Roman antiquity and the largest collection of Etruscan art outside Italy Read more
© Anne Frank Zentrum Berlin, Foto: Mandy Kloetzer Anne Frank Zentrum Who was Anne Frank? At Berlin’s Anne Frank Zentrum you can learn more about a girl who was full of ideas, hopes and dreams - her famous diary is the focus of the exhibition. Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Marcus Ebener Bauhaus Archive / Museum of Design The Bauhaus Archive is currently closed. The most extensive collection on the history of the Bauhaus can currently be seen in the temporary bauhaus-archiv in Knesebeckstraße at Ernst-Reuter-Platz. Read more
© Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Michael Setzpfand Berlin Museum | Nikolaikirche Today, St Nicholas’ Church is a museum that brings to life fascinating facts about the building and the history of Berlin. Read more
© Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Oliver Ziebe Berlin Museum | Ephraim-Palais Visit the four-story rococo gem in the Nikolai quarter and see the new exhibition BerlinZEIT - The city makes history. Read more
© Stadtmusem Berlin Berlin Museum | Knoblauchhaus Berlin during the Biedermeier period: Come and see the Knoblauch family’s beautiful, preserved home Read more
© Sergej Horovitz Berlin Museum | Märkisches Museum The collection of the Märkisches Museum shows 800 years of city history at your fingertips. Read more
© Berlinische Galerie, Foto: Noshe Berlinische Galerie The Berlinische Galerie houses one of Berlin's most important modern art collections, sitting by the former Berlin Wall between chic Mitte and cool Kreuzberg. Works encompass all media from photography to painting, installation to architecture, and digital artworks. Read more
© zeitort.de, Foto: Jürgen Hohmuth Bode-Museum A first-class collection of sculpture, the Museum of Byzantine Art, the Numismatic Collection and numerous works from the Gemäldegalerie’s collection Read more
© Bröhan-Museum, Berlin, Foto: Martin Adam Bröhan Museum Discover art objects and precious interiors from the Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Functionalism and Berlin Secession eras. Various temporary exhibitions focus on the developments in art and design since early Berlin Modernism. Read more
© Brücke-Museum Brücke-Museum A major collection by the famous Brücke group of artists: paintings by Kirchner, Schmidt-Rottluff, Pechstein, Müller, Nolde, Heckel and Bleyl Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: DeutscheKinemathek, JulkaSeifert Deutsche Kinemathek Discover the history of German cinema in the new exhibition ‘Screentime’ – from its beginnings to the present day! Read more
© DHM/ Thomas Bruns Deutsches Historisches Museum The modern Pei Building of the German Historical Museum Berlin presents exciting temporary exhibitions. Read more
© SDTB, Foto: Ériver Hijano Deutsches Technikmuseum Legendary ‘raisin bombers’, historic ships, steam locomotives and the saloon carriage of the last German emperor Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Pierre Adenis Gemäldegalerie Masterpieces of European painting by Titian, Botticelli, Rembrandt and Rubens, Dürer and many other world-famous painters. Read more
© Enric Duch © Bildarchiv Georg Kolbe Museum Georg Kolbe Museum The Georg Kolbe Museum exhibits works of classical modernism and contemporary art. As the only artist's studio in Berlin from the 1920s to be open to the public, the listed ensemble is a living testimony to this era. Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Martin Gentischer Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum of Contemporary Art The museum in the Hamburger Bahnhof is the centre of contemporary art in Berlin. Here you can view works by artists such as Anselm Kiefer and Joseph Beuys. Read more
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss/ Foto: Alexander Schippel Humboldt Forum All under one roof: art exhibitions and science, world-famous collections and events Read more
© Jüdisches Museum Berlin, Foto: Jens Ziehe Jüdisches Museum (Jewish Museum Berlin) Berlin's Jewish Museum brings you closer to German-Jewish history. Its extraordinary architecture reflects this compelling subject matter. Visitors can follow the history of the Jews in Germany from the Middle Ages to the present day in a multimedia and interactive way and gain insights into the diversity of Jewish culture. Read more
© visitberlin, Foto: Wolfgang Scholvien Kunstbibliothek (Art library) The Berlin Kunstbibliothek - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin hosts one of the world's most extensive collections of art and culture from all eras. Read more
