Home to an extensive collection of sculpture, medieval art, Renaissance works, and Byzantine art.

Housing a rich collection of works by European master painters, spanning masterpieces from the 13th to the 18th century.

Known as Germany's 'British Museum', the Humboldt Forum brings together collections from museums around the world and aims to serve as a global center of culture.

Located on Museum Island, the Alte Nationalgalerie showcases 19th-century artworks, including masterpieces of Romanticism, Impressionism, and Classicism.

Located on Museum Island, this museum specializes in displaying ancient Egyptian and prehistoric artifacts. Its Egyptian collection enjoys international acclaim.

Part of Museum Island, Berlin’s first public museum dedicated to the presentation of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman humanistic art.

Located 26 kilometers southwest of Berlin in the city of Potsdam. An art museum founded by Hasso Plattner, it houses an extensive collection of Impressionist paintings and is the second-largest repository of Monet’s works in Europe.

Located at the site of the Berlin Wall, it is the longest open-air gallery in the world, co-created by artists globally.

A museum that displays Jewish history, culture, and the lives of Jews in Germany.

A national museum showcasing the history of Germany, it serves as a place of enlightenment and understanding of the shared history of Germany and Europe.

The collection of 90 artworks bears witness to the development of Berlin art from the 15th to the 20th centuries. The church is renowned for its late medieval mural, the 'Dance of Death.'

A Lutheran Protestant church, also an important royal crypt site in Germany.