Berlin

A great architectural work of Classicism: Greek sculptures as well as Etruscan and Roman art form part of the inventory of the Collection of Classical Antiquities < more >

A celebrated reconstruction: This Museum, restored under the direction of David Chipperfield, displays exhibits from the Egyptian Museum and the Papyrus Collection, the Museum of Prehistory and Early History as well as the Collection of Classical Antiquities < more >

Exquisite sculptures and painting s from the 19th century: Works by Claude Monet, August Renoir and Adolph Menzel form part of the collection, exhibited in this building by Friedrich August Stühler < more >

Two neighboring museums: Pergamonmuseum is internationally known for its reconstruction of archaeological structures. Among other things, Bode-Museum houses the Sculpture Collection < more >

Painting from the Middle Ages to Classicism: Art works by Titian, Caravaggio, Dürer and Rembrandt feature in this important collection, presented in a new building opened in 1998 < more >

A legendary museum building: This legendary building by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe hosts major solo exhibitions by contemporary artists as well as parts of a collection containing works ranging from Classical Modernism to 1960s art < more >

International contemporary art: Temporary exhibitions and contemporary art from the private collections Marx, Marzona and the Flick Collection can be viewed over 13,000 square meters < more >

Classical Modernist Art: The Berggruen Collection features works by Picasso, Paul Klee and Henri Matisse. The Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection focuses on Surrealism < more >

One of Germany’s most important exhibition venues: Every year it holds 15–20 temporary exhibitions on cultural history, archaeology, photography and art < more >

Symbolic architecture: The museum building by Daniel Libeskind from 1999 has received high praise. German-Jewish history is told in the Museum’s permanent exhibition < more >