




Free entry for children under 18 years old when accompanied by a paying adult
Tuesday & Wednesday: 9.00 – 19.00
Thursday: 9.00 - 20.00
Friday – Sunday: 9.00 – 19.00
Monday: Closed
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Tickets can be cancelled up to 48 hours in advance
Tickets cannot be rescheduled
The Mshatta Façade can not be viewed as it is currently undergoing renovations, you can see here more information about it
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Welcome to the Pergamon Museum, an architectural masterpiece that houses three distinct collections within its three wings: the Collection of Classical Antiquities, the Museum of the Ancient Near East and the vibrant world of Islamic art at the Museum of Islamic Art.
An extraordinary place that takes you on a journey back in time to the fascinating remains of ancient civilisations. Located in the heart of Berlin, this renowned archaeological museum houses remarkable artefacts that show the greatness of past cultures.
Prepare to be captivated by the extraordinary displays that await you at the Pergamon Museum. Step into a world of awe-inspiring artifacts, where the Great Altar of Pergamon, the grand Babylonian Processional Way, the majestic façade of the Caliph's Palace of Mshatta, and the magnificent Market Gate of Miletus are just a glimpse of the remarkable treasures that have propelled the Pergamon Museum to global acclaim.
Step into the monumental hall and witness the awe-inspiring Pergamon Altar. This reconstructed masterpiece, originally from the 2nd century BC, depicts epic battles and mythical scenes from ancient Greece.
The Pergamon Museum is also home to the Ishtar Gate and the Processional Way of Babylon, meticulously reconstructed remnants from the ancient city of Babylon. These structures offer a glimpse into the magnificent artistic achievements of the Mesopotamian civilization.
Explore the Museum of Islamic Art, where exquisite examples of Islamic architecture and craftsmanship await. Discover the beautifully carved Mshatta Facade, originally from a desert palace, and be captivated by the delicacy of Islamic ceramics, textiles, and metalwork.
Witness the splendor of Ancient Egypt as you encounter the iconic bust of Nefertiti, the celebrated queen of Egypt. Delve into the mythology, beliefs, and daily life of this ancient civilization through a captivating display of funerary treasures and intricate sculptures.
As you wander through the museum's halls, you'll encounter an array of other archaeological marvels, including ancient Greek and Roman artifacts, coins, and intricate jewellery. Each exhibit tells a story, inviting you to uncover the mysteries of the past.
Enhance your visit with the included audio guides that provide insightful commentary and a deeper understanding of the exhibits.
Don’t miss out on this treasure trove of history and culture at the Pergamon Museum and buy your tickets now! Embark on a captivating journey through time and immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient civilizations, admire their artistic achievements, and gain a profound appreciation for the rich tapestry of human history.
Visit the Pergamon Museum, whose redevelopment will transform it into a worldwide attraction among the Berlin museums. The redevelopment is still ongoing, however, you will be able to enjoy most of the museum.
20744 Reviews
KarlaD00
The Pergamon is an excellent museum. I highly recommend booking a time slot; we arrived at 11am and there was quite a substantial queue already. We were able to skip it and got straight in. The exhibitions themselves are excellent; my only criticism is that most of the explanations are not translated to english. Plenty of places to sit for those who need it; the cafe is big and the food is tasty. The gift shop is also well worth a look.
KeIdorn
Even though the Pergamon Altar is not now on show (but you can see exhibits and a 360-degree presentation in the so-called Panorama), there are simply not enough superlatives to describe this incredible museum. Run while you can since they will close it at the end of October for renovations that will last 13 long years. The Miletus Market Place and Ishtar Gate are the primary draws, so I assume that this is the cause of the lengthy lines; as someone once observed, unless you are first in line, you may only get a pass a day or two later. IT is also notable for an amazing exhibition of Middle Eastern art, especially ceramics, on the first floor and a fully preserved ancient house of a merchant form. Could've been even greater with more English documentation or the Pergamon Altar but even without it, it's just impressive. Been lucky to visit it before it's closure on October
T3604FWcarolined
Les grandes frises sont Très impressionnantes. Le musée n est pas trop grand mais ne présente que des collections de qualité
Corrado_Roma_Italia
Imperdibile, come il vicino Neues, per l'estrema ricchezza della collezione, sebbene alcuni allestimenti risultino addirittura kitsch, il Pergamon è anch'esso visitabile solo su prenotazione. Molto ricca la libreria dello shopping interno.
856marika_
Herzlichen Dank Marvin und fr.W. wir hatten echt ne gute Zeit heute! Ihr seid die besten ! Hilfsbereit, gute Getränke und was für ein Service ! Klasse ! Lg Aaron & Marika
753massimilianof
Un bel museo, non c'è che dire. Va visitato con una guida come abbiamo fatto noi, per seguire un filo logico (ci siamo trovati molto bene con Vive Berlin Tours, anche se il costo è stato notevole). Peccato che molte delle parti più importanti fossero chiuse, ma lo sapevamo. In ogni caso merita. Ora non resta che attendere la ristrutturazione completa.
Chris_spy_original
Di tutti i musei presenti imperdibile...non puoi venire a a Berlino e non perderti un questo luogo dove l'arte ti cattura completamente
Psalgado85
El museo en si está muy bien, las impresionantes puertas te dejan sin aliento, volvería sin dudarlo... PERO: Compra las entradas con antelación y no te olvides de reservar un "time slot" es decir, reservar un hueco de tiempo para visitarlo, sin esto, aunque tengas entrada, no podrás acceder. Lo exigen en el Pergamo y en el Neues. Fue muy desagradable llegar un cuarto de hora antes de que abrieran y encontrarte una larga cola en la puerta para reservar el "time slot" y a los 15 min que colgasen un cartel poniendo que ya no había "time slots" para ese día...wtf!!!??? Después de liarla obviamente, un buen samaritano me chivó que si iba a las 18h que no s el último pase, tenía alguna posibilidad de entrar sin el dichoso time slot. Nos plantamos allí a las 17.50 y efectivamente entramos. Esto no es siempre así, por eso es mejor prevenir que curar, los alemanes son cuadriculados evita sorpresas!
JeroenV2293
Op voorhand tickets besteld en het bezoek vastgelegd. Eenmaal ter plaatsen bleek dit noodzakelijk te zijn want alle tickets voor vandaag en morgen waren uitverkocht. Het museum is aan het verbouwen, maar de topstukken uit de collectie zijn nog steeds te bewonderen. Als geschiedenisliefhebbers heb ik mijn hart kunnen ophalen bij de Ishtarpoort van Babylon en de marktplaats van Miletus. Beiden zijn in de geschiedenislessen de revue gepasseerd dus het was fijn om deze eens in het echt te kunnen bewonderen! De gelijkvloers behandelt alles over Mesopotamië en het Midden-Oosten terwijl de bovenverdieping de islamitische geschiedenis behandelt in het algemeen. Een must see als je je kennis over de geschiedenis wil opfrissen en/of verruimen!
hansi286
Tickets online gebucht. Super. Unbedingt empfohlen! Das Museum zeigt interessante Artefakte aus u.a. prächtistlichen Zeiten. Nicht nur die babylonische Hochkultur, sondern auch die römische Antike