Hamburger Bahnhof
An outstanding collection of contemporary art from 1960s to the present day is housed in this former train station. Discover the development of art form Pop Art, Expressionism and Minimalism with works by World famous artists.
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Pergamon Museum
The Pergamon Museum is a collection of wonders and treasures from the ancient East. The museum is named after the Pergamon Alter of Zeus, a monument of Hellenistic art built in the ancient Greek city around 150 BC.
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Gemaldegalerie
One of the World’s finest collections of European art from the 13th to the 18th Century. Priceless masterpieces are displayed throughout the 72 galleries by artists including Rembrandt, Rubens, Botticelli, Titian and Durer.
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Old National Gallery
Including works of art by famous 19th Century European names such as Friedrich, Cezanne, Renoir and Monet, explore masterpieces from Impressionism to Realism. The building itself resembles an ancient temple.
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The Museum of Prints and Drawings
One of the World’s largest and best collections of art on paper. The museum houses a huge collection of prints, as well as drawings, watercolours, pastels and oils from artists ranging from Botticelli to Warhol.
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Museum Berggruen
An impressive collection of classical modernism, the museum contains a large number of works by Pablo Picasso - ‘Picasso and his Times’ Other important works here by Paul Klee, Cezanne and Matisse.
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Bruecke Museum
The museum is dedicated to a group of 20th Century artists called Die Brucke (The Bridge). Their works are characterised by abstract forms and striking contrasts and represent to beginning of German Expressionism.
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Broehan Museum
This is Berlin’s museum for art nouveau, art deco and functionalism. The museum offers a range of educational tours and workshops that can be tailored to a specific subject.