Topography of Terror
Documentation center on the former headquarters site of the Gestapo and SS.
Open guide →Museums & history
Choose a theme, a cluster and enough time to enjoy it. The map does the geography; official museum sites do the live details.
A smarter museum day
Berlin has around 170 museums according to visitBerlin. The useful decision is not “which top ten?” but whether you want ancient cultures, art, the Wall, Nazi history, science or something interactive.
Museum map
Documentation center on the former headquarters site of the Gestapo and SS.
Open guide →UNESCO-listed museum ensemble in Berlin’s historic center.
Open guide →Archaeology and Egyptian collections, including the famous bust of Nefertiti.
Open guide →19th-century painting and sculpture in a temple-like building on Museum Island.
Open guide →Sculpture, Byzantine art and the Numismatic Collection at the northern tip of Museum Island.
Open guide →Classical antiquities inside Karl Friedrich Schinkel’s landmark building.
Open guide →20th-century art in Mies van der Rohe’s glass-and-steel modernist landmark.
Open guide →Major European Old Master collection spanning the 13th to 18th centuries.
Open guide →Museum exploring Jewish life and history in Germany, housed partly in Daniel Libeskind’s landmark building.
Open guide →Large transport, industry and technology museum with aircraft, trains and hands-on exhibits.
Open guide →Natural history museum famous for dinosaur skeletons and scientific collections.
Open guide →Interactive museum about espionage, intelligence and surveillance.
Open guide →Contemporary art museum in a converted historic railway terminus.
Open guide →Free exhibition house focused on possible futures, technology, society and sustainability.
Open guide →Large cultural complex in the reconstructed Berlin Palace, with collections, exhibitions and viewpoints.
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