The largest art gallery in the city and one of the best you can see. It has a large variety of sculptures and paintings of different styles and time periods. The quality and details of everything is amazing, and everything gives you a feeling of awe. The building itself has its own historical value and you can appreciate how the past events such as the war affected the structure and the building itself. The employees are very kind and willing to help and have knowledge of the are that is on display. Very much worth the visit of this museum and the surrounding museums nearby. If you are visiting the city, make sure you save a day to visit all of them.

The museum I enjoyed the most from the ones we visited on the museum island (The Panorama, Alte Nationalgalerie, Neues Museum, Altes Museum). It features an exquisite collection of paintings, and some statues and sculptures. I, in particular, liked some of the displayed works of Carl Spitzweg and Caspar David Friedrich. You can immerse yourself for several hours in the collection.

Huge museum with lots of beautiful paintings. We spent 2 hours there but couldn’t browse all the exhibits. However, people kept getting too close to the exhibits and the alarm kept going out.🤣

Really impressive collection of romantic and impressionist art from German and international artists, there were countless artworks from famous artists like Adolph Menzel. We spent approximately 2 hours here and had a good time.

Exquisite collection of paintings and sculptures. Very well selected artworks from French and German impressionists, symbolist and post impressionist, artists such as Camille Pizarro, Cezanne, Monet, Manet, Gauguin, Max Lieberman, share different rooms in the Museum. If you are an art lover in search of excellent exhibited paintings, this is a must for you in Berlin. The architecture of the museum is another amazing spectacle. Don't miss the dome, you will learn incredible history when you see this decorated ceiling! Would you like to visit this place with me? I'm a tour guide in Berlin! Click on the link in my BIO!

(Translated by Google) The five world-famous museums on the Museum Island in Berlin-Mitte are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1999 and are one of the main sights in the German capital. At this point I would like to give only a few observations on the Old National Gallery. First of all, it should be mentioned that the gallery was built from 1862 to 1876 in the style of classicism and neo-renaissance and is home to a large, impressive collection of paintings and sculptures from the 19th century - for those of us who like the art of the 19th century . On the front of the National Gallery there is an equestrian statue of the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Most of the rooms in the interior are large, bright and flooded with light and thus represent a clear contrast to many of the paintings on display. In the rear area of ​​the ground floor, otherwise filled with sculptures , we discovered the famous paintings by Adolph Menzel, the flute concert of Frederick the Great in Sanssouci and the world-famous painting Eisenwalzwerk, which represents the pioneering industrial revolution in Germany. On the first floor there are paintings and sculptures of romanticism, realism and impressionism from the 19th century. These include some works by famous French people such as Monet, Manet, Renoir, Degas, Cézanne and Rodin, but the collection essentially contains works by German romantics and impressionists, such as Carl Spitzweg, the Berlin painter Max Liebermann and Lovis Corinth. On the second floor you can see paintings from the period immediately after the French Revolution and the beginning of restoration, i.e. the romanticism of the early 19th century. At this level, the paintings by Caspar David Friedrich are my absolute favorites. Essentially we find 19th century German art in the Alte Nationalgalerie; The key issue was answering the question: How do you feel about the industrial revolution? The artists answered this question in their own way: either they relentlessly portrayed the reality of the groundbreaking revolution, as in the iron rolling mill of Adolph Menzel, and this was by far the minority of artists, since there was hardly any in Germany, the industrial one Revolution. Or, on the other hand, they have focused on the seclusion and beauty of nature in a transfiguring and romanticizing way and saw humans as observers in front of the greatness of creation, away from the revolutionary social developments, even at a time when calm was the first civic duty. The pictures from Spitzweg to Liebermann represent the view of the small section of the immediate living conditions surrounding the artist, such as: B. the room, the garden and the street in the small town, beautifully and precisely painted, but everything in small sections, limited in perspective and depressingly narrow. I noticed how the paintings of German romanticism of the 19th century are all kept very dark, undoubtedly beautifully painted, but sometimes quite dark without a signal of departure. Even the German Impressionists, whom I love so much, were essentially observers of a limited environment, very different from the French Impressionists, who through the power of colors represented light, space, beauty and truth and revolutionized it in perspective - the German Impressionism stands for the old, the French Impressionism for the departure into the modern. There is no greater contrast among German painters of the 19th century than Menzel's iron rolling mill versus Spitzweg's Mönch am Meer. To put it simply: what remains is in the Old National Gallery, light and departure in the Getty in the mountains of Los Angeles. Nevertheless, everything is very worth seeing in Berlin, but you need a lot of time in the Old National Gallery on Museum Island, nice that it exists. (Original) Auf der Museumsinsel in Berlin-Mitte befinden sich die fünf weltberühmten Museen, die 1999 in das UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe aufgenommen worden sind und eine der Hauptsehenswürdigkeiten in der deutschen Hauptstadt darstellen. Ich möchte an dieser Stelle ausschließlich einige Beobachtungen zur Alten Nationalgalerie wiedergeben. Zunächst sei einmal erwähnt, dass die Galerie von 1862 bis 1876 im Stil von Klassizismus und Neorenaissance erbaut wurde und eine große, beeindruckende Sammlung von Gemälden und Skulpturen aus dem 19. Jahrhundert beheimatet - für diejenigen unter uns, die die Kunst des 19. Jahrhunderts mögen. Auf der Stirnseite der Nationalgalerie befindet sich ein Reiterstandbild vom preußischen König Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Die meisten Räume des Innenbereichs sind groß, hell und lichtdurchflutet und stellen damit einen deutlichen Kontrast zu vielen der ausgestellten Gemälde dar. Im hinteren Bereich des Erdgeschosses, ansonsten gefüllt mit Skulpturen, haben wir die berühmten Gemälde von Adolph Menzel entdeckt, das Flötenkonzert Friedrichs des Großen in Sanssouci sowie das weltberühmte Gemälde Eisenwalzwerk, welches die sich bahnbrechende industrielle Revolution in Deutschland darstellt. Im 1. Stockwerk gibt es Gemälde und Skulpturen von Romantik, Realismus und Impressionismus des 19. Jahrhunderts zu sehen. Darunter findet man einige Werke berühmter Franzosen,wie Monet, Manet, Renoir, Degas, Cézanne und Rodin, aber im wesentlichen beinhaltet die Sammlung Werke deutscher Romantiker und Impressionisten, wie Carl Spitzweg, dem Berliner Maler Max Liebermann und Lovis Corinth. Im 2. Stockwerk sieht man Gemälde aus der Zeit unmittelbar nach der französischen Revolution und der beginnenden Restoration, also der Romantik des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts. Auf dieser Ebene sind die Gemälde von Caspar David Friedrich meine absoluten Favoriten. Im wesentlichen finden wir in der Alten Nationalgalerie die deutsche Kunst des 19. Jahrhunderts; deren entscheidendes Thema war die Beantwortung der Frage: Wie hältst Du es mit der industriellen Revolution? Diese Frage haben die Künstler auf ihre Art beantwortet: Entweder haben sie die Realität der bahnbrechenden Umwälzung schonungslos dargestellt, wie im Eisenwalzwerk von Adolph Menzel,und dies war bei weitem die Minderheit der Künstler, denn es gab sie ja noch kaum in Deutschland, die industrielle Revolution. Oder aber sie haben sich demgegenüber verklärend und romantisierend auf die Abgeschiedenheit und Schönheit der Natur fokussiert und den Menschen als Beobachter vor der Größe der Schöpfung gesehen, abseits der umwälzenden gesellschaftlichen Entwicklungen, auch zu einer Zeit, in der Ruhe die erste Bürgerpflicht war. So stellen die Bilder von Spitzweg bis Liebermann den Blick auf den kleinen Ausschnitt der den Künstler umgebenden unmittelbaren Lebensverhältnisse dar, wie z. B. das Zimmer, den Garten und die Strasse in der kleinen Stadt, wunderschön und präzise gemalt, aber alles in kleinen Ausschnitten, perspektivisch eingegrenzt und bedrückend eng. Mir ist aufgefallen, wie die Gemälde der deutschen Romantik des 19. Jahrhunderts alle sehr dunkel gehalten sind, zweifelsohne wunderschön gemalt, aber teilweise recht düster ohne ein Signal eines Aufbruchs. Selbst die deutschen Impressionisten, die ich so liebe, waren im wesentlichen Beobachter eines begrenzten Umfelds, ganz anders als die französischen Impressionisten, die durch die Kraft der Farben das Licht, die Weite, die Schönheit und die Wahrheit dargestellt und perspektivisch revolutioniert haben - der deutsche Impressionismus steht für Verharren im Alten, der französische Impressionismus für den Aufbruch in die Moderne. Es gibt bei den deutschen Malern des 19. Jahrhunderts keinen stärkeren Kontrast als Menzels Eisenwalzwerk versus Spitzwegs Mönch am Meer. Vereinfacht gesagt: Das Verharrende gibt es in der Alten Nationalgalerie, Licht und Aufbruch im Getty in den Bergen von Los Angeles. Trotzdem alles sehr sehenswert in Berlin, man braucht aber sehr viel Zeit in der Alten Nationalgalerie auf der Museumsinsel, schön, dass es sie gibt.

The Old National Gallery is a great way to spend 4 hours or so and marvel at many of the exhibits. Need to join a short queue to hand in bags and coats first. The audio commentary brings some of the displayed artworks into focus and there are strategically placed, comfortable seating points to admire the exhibits. The works of Adolph Menzel were one of the highlights for me.

If you are looking for a beautiful and impressive example of neoclassical architecture in Berlin, the Alte National Gallery is definitely worth a visit. The building facade has been carefully maintained close to its original grandeur with large columns and intricate carvings, adding to the regal atmosphere. Inside, the gallery houses an impressive selection of artwork from the 19th century - from romantic landscape to neoclassical sculptures. The layout is simple and easy to navigate, and right at the lowest floor house a small cafe and gift shop. Single entry ticket cost 12 euros. Make sure you purchase a ticket first before stowing away any coats or bags in the lockers or cloakroom.

A very nice old building structure. There are many sculptures in the premise. No need for entry tickets but for art gallery itself. Buy it online. Again I could not visit the gallery bacause of public holiday.

If you are interested in paintings, this museumis strongly recommended, all the paintings are well categorized in nature, self portraits and so on, the building is really beautiful and well-spaced, but unfortunately second floor was closed which belongs to Monet, but 1st and 3rd was open and we really enjoyed.

If you like paintings, here is the place to go for good German art plus some impressionists work, a number of Monet, one Van Gogh, Cezanne, Gauguin. I do recommend!

(Translated by Google) Magic Museum. Rich collection of paintings. My favorite exhibition is on the second floor. there are impressionists on display (Original) Волшебный музей. Богатая коллекция картин. Моя любимая экспозиция на втором этаже. там выставлены импрессионисты

would totally go there again. had a friend that gave us a little tour, the audio guides seem to be very good and provide a lot of information as well, go there if you can!! :)

Incredible mesmerizing work at display. You could spend hours looking at towering oil paintings and dome is 🔥

Really beautiful art museum, full of paintings and statues. There are 3 floors and each of them has their unique theme. Recommended for those who wants to see some awesome fantasy like paintings but also beautiful marble statues

It’s my first museum experience in Berlin and love it!! This Sunday tickets were 0€. So I recommend looking for such opportunities. Diving in the artwork and listening to their stories while walking around their work is such an amazing experience!

Definitely book in advance. It will save you so much time especially because the museum is also pretty big and you will need min 2h inside, probably 3h or 4h if you spend more time analysing the art. The wait outside seems to be around 20 to 30 min if you don’t have a ticket. The tour guide is very useful but it has about 2 min per painting and although it selects 1 painting/ room it will take much longer if you also go through them. I visited during the Secession expo and it was very informative and interesting. The Klimt paintings were amazing.

We visited during the Museum Sunday which is an event that happens every first Sunday of the month and got into the museum for free. The museum has three levels and there is only one entrance. However there are no elevators to go to each floor. Each floor also focuses on a specific era in art. There is a free audio guide that helps in describing the most important pieces of art in the gallery. When we visited there was the Klimt Exhibition on Secession. The collection is extensive and includes famous artists such as Klimt and Monet. It is worth noting that this was the last day of the Klimt exhibition. But there are still some of his paintings in the gallery. Overall the gallery was good and worth a visit

Alte Nationalgalerie, opened in 1876, is one of the other museums on Museum Island. This museum is dedicated to displaying neoclassical sculptures and paintings designed between 1815 and 1848, as well as impressionist and early modernist works.

Lots of great pieces. Absolutely lovely art museum that encompasses the rich history of Germany and even Europe. I loved the little cafe and gift shop downstairs. Definitely a must when visiting Berlin. I highly recommend spending a couple hours here and taking all the work in. They were pretty friendly as well to tourist which was great.

Very nice collection of paintings and sculptures from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Particular attention to German and Berlin painters, a welcome touch if you want to discover something about the local history of art. Very good collection of famous French painters of the nineteenth and early twentieth century, incl. Monet and similar usual suspects 😉. Spectacular hall dedicated to Caspar Friedrich, an old favourite of mine. Original canvases of the Monk near the Sea and other famous ones. €10 entrance, free garderobe, nice shop, mask obligatory (early August 2020).

(Translated by Google) Nice pictures and nice staff. (Original) Schöne Bilder und nettes Personal.

Impressionist masterpieces as well as a world-class collection of works from great artists!!!

Amazing museum! Totally worth it.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic. 👍👍👍🔝🔝🔝✅✅✅ (Original) Fantastica. 👍👍👍🔝🔝🔝✅✅✅

Planned by Friedrich August Stüler on behalf of King Friedrich Wilhelm IV from 1862 onwards , the Alte Nationalgalerie was executed by Johann Heinrich Strack in the classicism and neo-renaissance style until 1876. It is currently home to paintings and sculptures from the 19th century from the collection of the "National Gallery". The building of the "Alte-Nationalgalerie" combines architectural elements of different building types. The gable facade and the surrounding half-columns are borrowed from a temple , the monumental staircase from a castle or theater and the attached apse from a church . In this combination, the building should architecturally emphasize the unity of nation, history and art.

The collection is fantastic. Mind-blowing sculptures and paintings by the greatest masters. I could spend hours contemplating the beauty of these works and the skill of their artists.

Very interesting. Great place to spend half a day. Don't forget to take the free audio guides.

It was one of the best museums I've visited. I spent 3 hours inside. The artworks were mindblowing. I even dropped a tear when I was watching statue of the girl serving drink. The most unique thing I realized in the museum was that it was incredibly easy to go around. Most of the times, it is too hard to systematichally see all of the artworks in the museum. However, in this place, they devided the parts and put the direction signs very professionally and successfully. It was very easy to find your way and I did not have any anxiety about if I missed any part. Good job guys! PS. on the 3rd floor, very unusually, they ask to see your ticket again. I had some trubble there because I threw my ticket after I showed it in the beginning, but we somehow solved it.

I loved this museum, the amount of romantic paintings from the 1800s is astonishing. 🏛️ Some great artworks from Caspar David Friedrich, Karl Friedrich Schinkel who is a master of lighting and of painting beautiful landscapes and also some realism pieces from Adolph Menzel. 🖼️ The best thing about this museum is that it's not stolen art, objects and artifacts from other countries but instead paintings from German artists. 🇩🇪 The Paul Gauguin exhibition was also really interesting, you learn a lot about France's colonization of Polynesia and the way Gauguin pictured it and what he thought of it. 🏝️ If there is one museum not to miss on Museuminsel in Berlin, it's this one. ⭐

Amazing art works and building. Helpful narrated guide in many languages. Currently have an exhibition around Paul Gauguin running until 10th July

Absolutely stunning museum, not only the works of both statues and paintings but the architecture of the building itself is just mind blowing! A very impressive experience to say the least. The tickets are quite confusing, you don't have to purchase tickets in advance, just get in line. Although you could buy a ticket dedicated to a specific time slot, allowing you to pass by the queue and not get in line to purchase tickets inside.

Impressive place. Lots of interesting and famous works in here, as well as lots of history. Is not very big, but you will be happy with everything you see here. There is also a Cafeteria/Library here where you can relax, drink something, read a book, buy one, or check the arts they have for sale. The second floor which is part of the exposition is not available due to some reconstruction, and according to the personnel i talked to, it won't me reopen until 2025. So if you want the full package, you will have to wait a bit more.

Me and my mother were both at the “Secessions Klimt, Stuck, Liebermann” exhibition of Berlin’s Old National Gallery, which lasted from 23rd June 2023 until 22nd October 2023. Although being from Berlin myself, I was never inside the building before and I was really amazed by its marble white beauty that you can find inside. The building itself is already a great piece of white marble-like art, especially its stairways with the red carpet, making you feel as if you have fallen back in time, although I have to admit that it was sometimes hard to shoot good pictures, due to the different fall of light in the rooms. Of course, we did not just go to the special exhibition, but have visited all of the other rooms as well and I was actually very surprised that I have seen the originals of some very well-known paintings, for example the painting of the Grimm brothers, as I have always believed that they must be exhibited somewhere else. I also love the exhibition of the sculptures. If you love classic art and find yourself in Berlin, you really should give the Old National Gallery a try and I am sure that you won’t be disappointed. I would like to advise you to buy the tickets online and print them, so you can get right inside the museum, instead of having to wait in line, although you need to place your bags in special lockers, for which you need 1 Euro, which you can retrieve when opening the locker again. You also should come early, best is when the museum opens at 10 AM, because later you may have to wait outside, until the guards decide that enough visitors have left the gallery, to allow new visitors in. The only negative aspect I was able to find is the fact that the guards, which are not part of the gallery’s staff itself, but are actually the staff from private security companies, are not capable of using English very well and if someone asks them something in English, they always respond with a mix of German and English, which, for a museum of Germany’s capital that receives thousands of international guests every single day, is just embarrassing. I have shot all of those pictures on 31st August 2023. Please be advised that some of those have been shot inside the special exhibition “Secessions Klimt, Stuck, Liebermann” and won’t be available to be seen in the Old National Gallery anymore, if you visit it after the 22nd October 2023. This includes the figurine “Amazon On Horseback”, as well as the paintings “Fighting Amazon”, “Circe” and “The Sin”, which all have been made by the German artist Franz von Stuck, as well as “Pallas Athena” by the German artist Gustav Klimt.

If you went to Berlin, you should buy a museum card and visit many museums. There are quite large and really important arts in this museum. There are arts that make you think, in the works that take you on a journey of history. Although not gloomy, this museum is truly lively and wonderful. Everyone is advised to go and see. I can say that the decoration of the place is beautiful and stylish.

Amazing painting and sculpture museum, maybe my favorite in Berlin!Worth spending 2-3 hours in the 3 different floors that show paintings from 3 different periods, there's something for everyone. I recommend buying a ticket in advance if you come during the afternoon on weekends (~30' wait time).

The Gallery was just an AMAZING EXPERIENCE. I was astonished by amount of beautiful paintings and statues. The Gallery is HUUUGE. There are 3 floors of exhibitions and there’s a little souvenir shop on -1 floor. The exhibitions were breathtaking, i definitely recommend to come here. The souvenir shop is tiny but really cute, prices are kinda high though. You can buy books, chocolate, postcards and even drink coffee there. Museum caretakers were nice and smiled:) A big thank You to a lady at the ticket place for helping me :)) definitely a must visit in Berlin. 10/10.

Like the other museums in the famous island, the Alte Nationalgalerie is well organized and treats it's collection with respect. With regards to the collection, one has to remember that this is mostly a German-only collection, but it does include some pieces from neighboring European countries. As far as the ambiance goes, the museum is clean and flows well from room to room, but the lighting of the pieces is a clear place for improvement.

It's indeed mostly paintings. Some sculptures. Quite a lot of content in 3 floors. If you're not especially a fan of paintings and not familiar with the German painters, then it might be mostly wasted, like it was for us. Would've been nice to have some medieval German objects and artifacts, but this is not the museum for those.

My favourite Gallery in Berlin. The art is impressionist.

(From UK) Fascinated by almost every piece in the galleries! With the audio guide the first floor alone took just over an hour to complete! Time, very much, well spent!

Amazing art. I recommend taking the audio guide. You don't need to listen to all but there are some that are really interesting. Tickets are very expensive but if you sre living in Berlin i recommend you to but the year Ticket!

Very interesting, if you try to see every single painting and sculpture it could take up to 3 hours, so if you're looking for a long visit at a museum, that's the place.

So so much to see on Museum island. You really need a good few days to see it all.

Beautiful gallery, especially if you want to get introduced to German Romanticism. Everything is in German so I recommend reading up on the big names exhibited there ahead of time so you get the most out of actually seeing them in real life.

If you like art, this is a little treat! Germany finest alongside a smattering from the rest of Europe. Tiny little coffee shop, nice toilets and a thoroughly good way to spend a morning.

The museum itself is beautiful and the exposition that was in display was incredible, making my group stay longer just so we could absorve just a half of what there was to see.

Bello peccato che erano chiusi impressionisti

Le bâtiment est sublime et c'est un bonheur une fois à l'intérieur : des oeuvres de Friedrich (mon peintre préféré!), Carus, Böcklin,...que de trésors, de beauté...rigoureusement gardés par certain.e s surveillant.e.s quelques peu...stressé.e.s?!...:-)

Wspaniale, że można tu obejrzeć oryginalne dzieła francuskich impresjonistów

(Translated by Google) For me, "The most beautiful museum" (Original) Für mich, ,, Das schönstes Museum "

RIch!!

(Translated by Google) interesting museum. I visited this museum with the main intention of finding myself in front of Arnold Bocklin's Isle of the Dead and I had the opportunity to view numerous other paintings and sculptures of very fine workmanship. Interesting is the room dedicated to the French Impressionists but no less the others dedicated to German artists. AUDIO GUIDE useful and non-narcoleptic included in the ticket price which I believe is absolutely acceptable. I can recommend a visit to this museum (Original) museo interessante. Ho visitato questo museo con il principale intento di trovarmi di fronte all'isola dei morti di Arnold Bocklin ed ho avuto opportunità di visionare numerosi altri dipinti e sculture di pregiatissima fattura. Interessante la sala dedicata agli impressionisti francesi ma non meno le altre dedicate ad artisti di stampo tedesco. AUDIO GUIDA utile e non narcolettica compresa nel prezzo del biglietto che ritengo, assolutamente, accettabile. Mi sento di consigliare la visita a questo museo

Friedrich August Stüler began working on a design for the building in 1863, based on a sketch by King Frederick William IV of Prussia. Two years and two failed plans later, his third proposal was finally accepted. Stüler died before planning was completed and Carl Busse handled the remaining details in 1865. In 1866, by order of the king and his cabinet, the Kommission für den Bau der Nationalgalerie (Commission for the construction of the national gallery) was created. Ground was broken in 1867 under the supervision of Heinrich Strack. In 1872 the structure was completed and interior work began. The opening took place on March 22, 1876, in the presence of the Kaiser. Because of the building's modern construction using brick and iron, it was widely believed to be fireproof. The exterior and outer staircase were constructed of Triassic sandstone from Nebra. At the opening the collection was still relatively small. Next to Wagener's collection, originally, was a display of cartoons by Peter von Cornelius that had been bequeathed to the Prussian government. The initial objective of the gallery was to collect contemporary, primarily Prussian art, as Berlin did not then have any repository of modern art.

Ein wunderschönes Gelände bei Tag und bei Nacht. Eine kleine Perle in einer imposanten Schale. In ihr glänzt das Licht von Jahrhunderten und zeigt uns den Glanz vieler Generationen

(Translated by Google) Beautiful works, perfect organization (Original) Opere belle, organizzazione perfetta

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful pictures in Berlin hang here. Fortunately no modern art but only aesthetically valuable works (Original) Die schönsten Bilder in Berlin hängen hier. Keine moderne Kunst zum Glück sondern nur ästhetisch wertvolle Werke

(Translated by Google) Well organized ... (Original) Ben organizzata...

(Translated by Google) Nice pictures, very nice and helpful employees. (Original) Schöne Bilder, sehr nette und Hilfbreite Mitarbeiter.

(Translated by Google) Very impressive! (Original) Sehr beeindruckend!

(Translated by Google) Really worth it. Even on a hot day like today, it is very pleasant to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a few hours. The works of the great masters have long attracted me. (Original) Lohnt sich wirklich. Selbst an einem heißen Tag wie heute, ist es dort sehr angenehm dem Trubel der Stadt für ein paar Stunden zu entfliehen. Die Werke der großen Meister haben mich schon lange gelockt.

(Translated by Google) As an art lover, you should definitely visit the Alte Nationalgalerie once. The paintings and statues are really nice to look at and are very inspiring. However, if you want to learn something about the background of the works of art, an audio guide is recommended. (Original) Als Kunstliebhaber sollte man die Alte Nationalgalerie definitiv einmal besucht haben. Die Gemälde und Statuen sind wirklich schön anzuschauen und sind sehr inspirierend. Wenn man jedoch etwas über die Hintergründe der Kunstwerke erfahren möchte, ist ein Audioguide zu empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) Nice museum but quite small and the entrance fee is a bit sick to the heart as a French student ... (Original) Musée sympa mais assez petit et le prix d'entrée fait un peu mal au coeur en tant qu'étudiant français...

Nice staff, wonderful place, amazing art.

(Translated by Google) If you are into painting from 1750 to 1930, there are many exciting experiences to pick up here (Original) Hvis du er til malerkunst fra 1750 til 1930 er der mange spændende oplevelser at hente her

(Translated by Google) Good paint collection (Original) Buena colección de pintura

(Translated by Google) The best Caspar David Friedrichs! (Original) Die Besten Caspar David Friedrichs!

(Translated by Google) See the original pictures you have known for ages. It's worth it (Original) Die Bilder, die man schon ewig kennt, mal im Original sehen. Lohnt

(Translated by Google) Impressive! The paintings and sculptures are all labeled, but a few more detailed explanations would be helpful, of which there are very few. At the entrance (with online ticket) we were unfortunately not informed that there is an audio guide, which is even included in the admission price. (Original) Beeindruckend! Die Gemälde und Skulpturen sind alle beschriftet, aber ein paar ausführlichere Erklärungen wären hilfreich, davon gibt es nur sehr wenige. Beim Einlass (mit Onlineticket) wurden wir leider auch nicht darauf hingewiesen, dass es einen Audioguide gibt, der sogar im Eintrittspreis enthalten ist.

(Translated by Google) Imposing building with a large number of paintings. The staff was friendly, the price-performance ratio was right, especially when you bought a ticket for the entire Museum Island. Discount for savings bank customers. Be sure to take an audio guide with you, there is often no text on the works on the pictures themselves. (Original) Imposantes Gebäude mit einer großen Anzahl Gemälde. Personal war freundlich, Preis-Leistung stimmt auch, besonders, wenn man gleich ein Ticket für die gesamte Museumsinsel kauft. Rabatt für Sparkassenkunden. Unbedingt einen Audioguide mitnehmen, an den Bildern selbst gibt es oftmals keine Texte zu den Werken.

(Translated by Google) Museum stop. (Original) Museum halt.

(Translated by Google) Grandiose picture gallery, very good, detailed audio guide, plan a lot of time for the visit, because you can not get enough of the abundance of wonderful pictures (Original) Grandiose Gemäldegalerie, sehr guter, ausführlicher Audioguide, viel Zeit für den Besuch einplanen, da man sich nicht satt sehen kann an der Fülle der wunderbaren Bilder

(Translated by Google) Beautiful pictures and impressive building. (Original) Wunderschöne Bilder und beeindruckendes Gebäude.

(Translated by Google) You can tell the "Alte Nationalgalerie" in its floor plan the years of construction 1862 - 1876. The separate rooms in the side aisles are sometimes too heavy, which is repeated on the ground floor. It is not an advantage for the visitor to show everything the inventory has to offer. The curators would sometimes give the recipient more space for his adaptation of the works according to the motto: "less is more". Still recommended. (Original) Man merkt der "Alten Nationalgalerie" in ihrer Raumaufteilung die Erbauungjahre 1862 - 1876 an. Die separaten Räume in den Seitengängen sind teilweise zu Bildlastig, was sich im Erdgeschoss wiederholt. Es ist nicht von Vorteil für den Besucher, alles zu zeigen was der Bestand hergibt. Die Kuratoren würden manchmal nach dem Motto: "weniger ist mehr" dem Rezipienten mehr Raum für seine Adaption der Werke geben. Dennoch empfehlenswert.

(Translated by Google) Top exhibits. Especially the imperialists: Monet, Mannet, Cezane, Renoire. The beautiful interior and atmosphere conducive to calm contemplation of art. (Original) Top eksponaty. Zwłaszcza impesjoniści: Monet, Mannet, Cezane, Renoire. Pięknę wnętrza i atmosfera sprzyjająca spokojnemu kontemplowaniu sztuki.

(Translated by Google) Great museum, beautiful pictures and affordable entry (Original) Tolles Museum, schöne Bilder und günstiger Eintritt

Awesome paintings. They have built them self a straight style and stuck with it. Unlike most other museums where you're given paintings from 1400 up to 1980. Like the Kebab shop that also does Curry, Pizza and Sushi. Everything a little but nothing specialised. The personal is very friendly and helpful too. You'll better plan for 3 hours min. And don't forget about the audio guide at the main desk. The audio guide gives you more than the obvious of what you can see in the paintings anyway.

(Translated by Google) I can only recommend! It is really impressive and there is something for all tastes! I think the price is reasonable, you need at least 2 hours to look at it properly! (Original) Kann ich nur empfehlen! Es ist echt imposant und gibt‘s etwas für alle Geschmäcker! Den Preis finde ich angemessen, man braucht mindestens 2 Stunden um sich das ganze ordentlich anzuschauen!

(Translated by Google) Study and watch art history (Original) 미술사 공부하고 보기를ㅋㅋㅋ

(Translated by Google) Fine art from the 19th / 20th century in a pompous setting. You should set priorities or bring at least 2 hours with you. Audio guide recommended. (Original) Schöne Kunst des 19./20 Jhdt in pompösem Rahmen. Man sollte Schwerpunkte setzen oder mind 2 h mitbringen. Audio guide empfehlendswert.

(Translated by Google) You should definitely have visited (Original) Sehr schön sollte man unbedingt mal besucht haben

(Translated by Google) We can count ourselves lucky to be able to count such a house as a cultural treasure! (Original) Wir können uns glücklich schätzen, ein solches Haus zum Kulturschatz zählen zu können!

(Translated by Google) Prussia's Arcadia - as always great. (Original) Preußens Arkadien - wie stets grandios.

It was surprisingly good, I wasn't imaging that the paintings were so good and the exhibition about Belgian artists and dreams was inspiring.

The second floor with the monet painting is closed right now, but on the third floor you can find son interesting painting too. Lots of very detailed landscape painting.

Amazing! If you love art and you come to visit Berlin you should definitely spend some time here!

Very nice quiet and well spaced place to wonder slowly and view art from mostly 18 and 19th century. Good contrast display of the styles of the greats. Time slots keep from getting too crowded. Fair price for the comfort and quality of the collection. Allow 2 to 3 hours for sure.

Nice collection, nice building :-)

So much to offer while visiting this museum on museum island. Not a long wait to get in at all while on my visit. Lots of history here to see.

Sculptures and pictures of very interesting artists. Recommended!

Amazing collection, modern space, interesting excursion on audiogide (in English).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. Many pictures are good for inspiration and always a good place to visit. The park in front of it offer a good place to relax. In the evening you can really enjoy the ambience. Later in the evening there isn't so much going on either. Good connections from there to other beautiful museums. (Original) Wunderschöner Ort. Viele Bilder dienen gut zur Inspiration und immer ein guter ort zum besuchen. Der Park davor bieten einen guten ort zum entspannen. Abends kann man das Ambiente sehr genießen. Zur späteren abenzzeit ist auch nicht mehr so viel los. Gute Verbindungen von da aus zu anderen schönen Museen.

Another building that is part of the Berlin Museum Island. There are a lot of paintings here, and many of them are very intriguing. As with all of the Museum Island, the building itself is outstandingly beautiful!

Marbel godnessess, Monet, Cecanne and more. I loved the temporary exibition "Belgian Symbolism".

(Translated by Google) Gallery. Many painters own their paintings. We came in to see Osman Hamdi's work, but they said that 2 paintings were shown at certain times and therefore we could not see them. Admission is 19 euros per day including 6 museums, children are free. The pictures are great, there are headphones but no Turkish. The sculptures are magnificent, there are only two paintings by Osman Hamdi Bey, other Turkish painters should also have paintings. (Original) Myndasafn. Margir málarar eiga málverk sín. Við komum inn til að sjá verk Osman Hamdi, en þeir sögðu að 2 málverk væru sýnd á ákveðnum tímum og þess vegna gætum við ekki séð þau. Aðgangur er 19 evrur á dag að 6 söfnum meðtöldum, börn eru ókeypis. Myndirnar eru frábærar, það eru heyrnartól en engin tyrknesk. Skúlptúrarnir eru stórkostlegir, það eru aðeins tvær myndir af Osman Hamdi Bey, aðrir tyrkneskir málarar ættu líka að hafa myndir.

(Translated by Google) I like Caspar David Friedrich !!!! Great paintings. (Original) Ich mag Caspar David Friedrich!!!! Tolle Gemälde.

(Translated by Google) In the middle of Berlin's Museum Island complex: the building itself is beautiful and is a first class gallery with masterpieces of Romanticism, Realism and Impressionism - mostly 19th century art. (Original) In der Mitte der Berliner Museumsinsel Komplex: das Gebäude selbst ist wunderschön und ist eine erstklassige Galerie mit Meisterwerken der Romantik, des Realismus und Impressionismus - hauptsächlich Kunst des 19. Jahrhunderts.

(Translated by Google) It is worth visiting if someone likes museums😀 (Original) Warto zwiedzić jak ktoś lubi muzea😀

(Translated by Google) Great place but sometimes rather unfriendly staff. (Original) Toller Ort aber teilweise eher unfreundliches Personal.

(Translated by Google) A little tight, very nice staff. (Original) Etwas eng, sehr nettes Personal.

(Translated by Google) Nice pictures in pleasant exhibition halls. At the moment you have to book time slots for entry. It is possible well through the smb site. Tip: Day ticket for Museum Island, then you can see as many museums as you want during the day (and whatever your feet give). (Original) Schöne Bilder in angenehmen Ausstellungshallen. Im Moment muss man Zeitfenster für den Eintritt buchen. Ist gut über die smb-webseite möglich. Tipp: Tageskarte für die Museumsinsel, dann kann man so viele Museen am Tag anschauen, wie man will (und was die Füße hergeben).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. Thanks that is open. (Original) Wunderschön. Danke, dass geöffnet ist.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful showrooms, nice staff and the exhibition of Belgian symbolists was really extensive and well worth seeing. The only downer: Despite the time slot it was quite full and in the smaller rooms it was difficult to keep your distance. The small espresso bar is really so small and not ventilated that I strongly advise against it. Instead, a few steps further on Museum Island to the Simongalerie, the cafe there is spacious. Or the Cafe Popular at the State Opera. (Original) Wundervolle Ausstellungsräume, nettes Personal und die Ausstellung belgischer Symbolisten war wirklich umfangreich und sehenswert. Einziger Wermutstropfen: Trotz Zeitfenster war es ziemlich voll und in den kleineren Räumen war es schwierig, Abstand zu halten. Die kleine Espressobar ist wirklich so klein und nicht zu belüften, daß ich dringend abraten. Statt dessen ein paar Schritte weiter auf der Museumsinsel zur Simongalerie, das Cafe dort ist großzügig.Oder ins Cafe Popular an der Staatsoper.

(Translated by Google) Always good and currently relatively empty (Original) Immer wieder gut und momentan relativ leer

(Translated by Google) Simply a "must" for all art lovers! (Original) Einfach ein "Muss" für alle Kunstliebhaber!

(Translated by Google) Decadence and dark dreams. Belgian symbolism Great exhibition, very nice museum RECOMMENDATION! (Original) Dekadenz und dunkle Träume. Der belgische Symbolismus Tolle Ausstellung, sehr schönes Museum EMPFEHLUNG!

(Translated by Google) It is located in front of the Pergamon Museum. Unfortunately, I didn't go inside, but its dignified appearance makes me feel the history of German art and culture. However, contrary to its appearance, the appearance of the citizens playing in the square in front makes us feel its generosity. Also, when I visit Berlin, I definitely want to see the works inside. And I hope the world will be released from COVID-19 as soon as possible. (Original) ペルガモン博物館の手前に位置しています。残念ながら中には入りませんでしたが、その威厳に満ちた佇まいはドイツ美術文化の歴史を感じさせます。しかしその外観と裏腹に、前の広場で戯れている市民の様子は、その寛容さをも感じさせます。またベルリンを訪れたときには是非中の作品を鑑賞したいと思います。そして世界が一日も早くCOVID-19から解放されますように願います。

(Translated by Google) One of my favorite museums on Museum Island. Well worth seeing even without special exhibitions, a great mix of sculptures from Classicism with paintings from Romanticism, Biedermeier and Impressionism. At the moment we recommend the symbolist exhibition! Excellently curated and exceptionally beautiful. (Original) Eines meiner Lieblingsmuseen auf der Museumsinsel. Auch ohne Sonderausstellungen sehr sehenswert, eine prima Mischung von Skulpturen des Klassizismus mit Gemälden der Romantik, Biedermeier und des Impressionismus. Zurzeit empfehlenswert die Symbolistenausstellung! Hervorragend kuratiert und außergewöhnlich schön.

(Translated by Google) Nice exhibition in nice rooms, there is a lot to see. (Original) Schöne Ausstellung in schönen Räumen, es gibt viel zu sehen.

(Translated by Google) Exhibition decadence, very nice pictures. (Original) Ausstellung Dekadenz, sehr schöne Bilder.

(Translated by Google) It's always nice to pay a visit to the Alte Nationalgalerie. We were there for the special exhibition Belgian Symbolism and the exhibition is very worthwhile. The permanent collection, too, of course. It is a little difficult to keep the recommended distance in the cabinets, as the special exhibition is well attended. Buying tickets online in advance makes sense. (Original) Es ist immer wieder schön der Alten Nationalgalerie einen Besuch abzustatten. Wir waren anlässlich der Sonderausstellung Belgischer Symbolismus da und die Ausstellung lohnt sich sehr. Die ständige Sammlung aber natürlich auch. In den Kabinetten ist es etwas schwierig den empfohlenen Abstand einzuhalten, da die Sonderausstellung gut besucht ist. Ticketkauf online vorab ist sinnvoll.

(Translated by Google) Just beautiful the gallery. Very relaxed atmosphere to linger and also just sit on a bench and let the pictures sink in. (Original) Einfach nur wunderschön die Galerie. Sehr entspannte Atmosphäre zum verweilen und auch einfach mal auf einer Bank sitzen und Bilder auf sich wirken lassen.

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Visited on a rainy Sunday for an Exhibition on Symbolism and it was totally worth! A bit crowed and had to wait 1 hour to get in during my allocated time slot (corona time)....

(Translated by Google) A wonderful museum with very beautiful, diverse content. However: very unfriendly security staff. I had a normal sized bag, like many other visitors, and I was careful to keep enough distance to the works of art, and yet the staff came rudely from behind, without hello, without a nicely worded explanation, and asked me to take my bag away. No problem, but the sound plays the music! I felt very uncomfortable not to talk to visitors like that. (Original) Ein wunderschönes Museum mit sehr schönen, vielfältigen Inhalten. Jedoch: sehr unfreundliches Sicherheitspersonal. Ich hatte eine normal große Tasche, wie auch viele andere Besucher, habe aufgepasst genug Abstand zu den Kunstwerken zu halten, und dennoch kommt das Personal unhöflich von hinten, ohne hallo, ohne eine nett formulierte Begründung, und fordert mich auf meine Tasche wegzubringen. Kein Problem, doch der Ton spielt die Musik! Ich habe mich sehr unwohl gefühlt, so redet man nicht mit Besuchern.

A beautiful gallery plagued by incredibly rude staff that will try to ask for your number if you're alone in the room with them, chat you up just to let you know how bored they are.

(Translated by Google) Completely overcrowded. At Corona times, it is completely unacceptable and anti-social. The Hasenheide among the galleries. (Original) Komplett überfüllt. Zu Corona-Zeiten voll kommen inakzeptabel und asozial. Die Hasenheide unter den Galerien.

(Translated by Google) Great location, great collection (Original) Tolle Location, Super Collection

(Translated by Google) Great current and permanent exhibition (Original) Tolle aktuelle und Dauerausstellung

(Translated by Google) Great permanent exhibition, but regularly changing exhibitions in an impressive building. Prices are perfectly fine; 6 euros reduced, 12 euros normal. (Original) Tolle Dauerausstellung, aber regelmäßig wechselnden Ausstellungen in einem beeindruckenden Gebäude. Preise sind völlig in Ordnung; 6 Euro ermäßigt, 12 Euro normal.

(Translated by Google) Very nice to see from the outside, closed inside due to renovation (Original) Von außen sehr schön zu sehen, wegen Umbau innen geschlossen

The building looks beautiful with its nice garden and corridors from outside. There are paintings depicting old Berlin (in the 18th and 19th) among their permanent collection. It was interesting to appreciate them while comparing them with the current look of Berlin.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and atmospheric place. The whole Museum Island is worth visiting. You can spend the whole day there. (Original) Piękne i klimatyczne miejsce. Cała Wyspa Muzeów jest warta odwiedzenia. Można spędzić tam cały dzień.

(Translated by Google) Great pictures to look at (Original) Dolle Bilder zu schauen

(Translated by Google) Always worth a visit. One of the most beautiful buildings in the city. The special exhibition was astonishingly extensive. (Original) Immer wieder einen Besuch wert. Eines der schönsten Gebäude der Stadt. Die Sonderausstellung war erstaunlich Umfangreich.

(Translated by Google) Always worth a visit. (Original) Immer einen Besuch wert.

(Translated by Google) Bad door policy in Corona times! Entrance and exit at the same place. Even with time slot tickets you stand in narrow queues in the foyer when it rains. The staff does not pay attention to face masks (Original) Grotte schlechte Türpolitik in Corona Zeiten! Ein- und Ausgang an selber Stelle. Auch mit Zeitfenster - Tickets steht man bei Regen in engen Schlangen im Foyer. Auf Mundschutz wird von Seiten des Personals nicht geachtet

Cultural MUST DO in Berlin! You’re into historical art? This is the place to be! I love Caspar David Friedrich and they have a great amount of his most amazing paintings. Especially “Abtei im Eichwald” I’d wanted to see for ages. Besides of the paintings is the museum a piece of art itself.

Alte covers my favorite period in painting so I'm always happy to go. Most of the works, besides their famous Monet, were completely different than last time I visited 5 years ago so that was nice. There's 3 floors with an elevator and a basement gift show so it's not a huge museum, very navigable. A lot more attendants than I'm used to. My fiancee got fussed at for bringing a bag in which someone called us out on at ticketing and didn't seem well signaged, so that was a small bummer.

(Translated by Google) A really nice museum, great exhibitions, the Corona measures implemented well, has done really well. Those who are interested in art will recognize one or the other well-known work or discover something new. Not all exhibitions appealed to me, however, which is only due to my personal preferences. (Original) Ein wirklich schönes Museum, tolle Ausstellungen, die Corona-Maßnahmen super umgesetzt, hat wirklich gut getan. Wer sich für Kunst interessiert wird das ein oder andere bekannte Werk wieder erkennen oder auch Neues entdecken. Mich haben allerdings nicht alle Ausstellungen angesprochen, was allerdings nur an meinen persönlichen Präferenzen liegt.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting museum! (Original) Ein sehr interessantes Museum!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum with free cloakroom that invites you to linger. The pictures are beautiful and presented in an appealing way. You can also take pictures anywhere (without flash). I recommend the day ticket for the entire museum island as an inexpensive solution. I have seldom been so enthusiastic about an exhibition! (Original) Wunderschönes Museeum mit kostenloser Garderobe, dass zum Verweilen einlädt. Die Bilder sind schön und werden ansprechend präsentiert. Zudem kann man überall (ohne Blitz) fotografieren. Ich empfehle euch als preisgünstige Lösung das Tagesticket für die komplette Museeumsinsel. Selten war ich von einer Ausstellung so begeistert!

(Translated by Google) It is important to see in order to understand the nation, culture and inner world of the people. (Original) Важно увидеть, чтобы понять нацию, культуру и внутренний мир народа.

Berlin’s original national gallery, established in 1861, is a haven for art lovers. Inside the imposing building is an incredible collection of works spanning from Neoclassicism and Romanticism through to French Impressionism and early Modernism, including pieces by Manet, Monet and Cézanne.

(Translated by Google) Such beautiful exhibitions Always worth a visit (Original) So schöne Ausstellungen Immerwieder einen Besuch wert

(Translated by Google) I totally love the statues the tour the paintings ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎❤️❤️❤️❤️8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣❤️ ❤️ The. Penalty go 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈 (Original) Me fasino totalmente las estatuas el recorrido las pinturas ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎❤️❤️❤️❤️8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣8️⃣❤️❤️ Vale mucho la. Pena ir 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈

(Translated by Google) A must for history buffs when in Berlin. (Original) Für Geschichtsinteressierte ein Muss wenn man in Berlin ist.

I could never pass a Monet! It didn't disappoint. Loved the French Impressionist gallery. The Cezanne is just beautiful. The building is wonderful. Great visit

I liked it a lot. Great collection, beautiful and inspiring building. It's so nice to get it and be surrounded by art, nourishment for the soul.

(Translated by Google) I really miss the museum 😔🙂👍 (Original) Vermisse das Museum sehr 😔🙂👍

(Translated by Google) An exhibition with magnificent works in it is definitely a must-see place. You can also see Osman Hamdi brain pictures, if you are not interested in paintings, they may not be preferred. I recommend that you spend at least 2 days on the museum island. (Original) İçinde muhteşem eserlerin olduğu bir sergi kesinlikle görülmesi gereken bir yer Osman Hamdi beyin resimlerini de görebilirsiniz resimlere merakınız yoksa tercih edilmeye bilir. Müze adasında zamanın nasıl geçtiğini insan anlamıyor en az 2 gününüzü ayırmanızı tavsiye ederim.

(Translated by Google) Perfect National Gallery. (Original) Τέλεια Εθνική πινακοθήκη.

Great museum in a great area

(Translated by Google) Old National Gallery - a Partenon in Berlin (Original) Alten Nationalgalerie - a Partenon in Berlin

Amazing art museum, it's a must see attraction.

Good gallery. Wish there was free wifi though. Loved the art!!

Such an incredible museum!!!! With so many famous artists! Highly recommend it! And it’s huge too!!! 👍

A good art museum with great works of the famous French impressionists. There are also some pieces by Caspar David Friedrich.

I recommend for people, who know something about art and for people, who do not know anything(like me). Great experience walking around in amazing interior. Enjoying audioguide, paintings and archtecture.

I've seen such a great museum before!

Great to spend some time in this museum. I was lucky because I dropped in 1 hour before closing and there were hardly any people around. It felt like as if I had the whole museum to myself! Nice marble stairs, a/c inside, lovely paintings, well mapped out floors etc.

STUNNING art. An absolute must see!!!!!

Very good choice for rainy days :)

Perfect place for art lovers, great collections of Menzel and Schinkel. You can also see few paintings of Monet and Manet

Pretty building and well presented museum, included in museum pass. Facilities were very good, audiopass was included with the ticket which added some useful context to artworks. Reservation online is needed to book a timeslot. A few fine pieces from monet/manet/cezanne etc.

Nice gallery to visit. Online tickets are available, additionally you should book time slot to visit. Kind staff

Loved it! There is a free audioguide that comments most of the paintings, learned a lot. Already looking forward to my next visit.

Estheticly pure and beautiful one to one with the romantic German art. Each room creates a different experience. A wonderful feast for the eyes and the soul. Invites to be revisited and rediscovered. Highly recommend.

A really nice building whit lot of beautiful painting. Gauguin exibition was very interesting. And the inside area of the building is amazing.

Very impressed by the extensive collection of paintings by various European painters, especially the awe-inspiring works of Anton von Werner and Adolph Menzel. Couldn’t get enough of their techniques and surreal attention to detail! The museum was also nicely laid out and easy to navigate. Could easily have spent 2-3h here wandering around, getting lost in the beauty of art that harkens back to a bygone era. Highly recommended. Little to no queue on a weekday afternoon as well.

An amazing variety of art from neoclassical sculpture to French impressionism - and not to mention the museum feels really well-ran as well. I love that the audioguides are at no extra cost and yet very informative. Sounds simple but this sometimes isn't the case. Definitely reserve tickets online and you will have a seamless experience!

It’s a very large museum with 3 different levels - which contain predominantly paintings but also some sculptures from the 1800s - one should ideally plan multiple visits to the museum in order to have sufficient time to be spent on each individual piece of art - as the museum offers a large amount of paintings etc. I was recently there to see the exhibition about the Secession from the conservative into a freedom of expression; highly recommended

This was a beautiful visit, the collection is amazing, focusing on German artists from the 19th century and they were the best, Adolph Menzel, Caspar David Friedrich, Karl Schinkel and others. I also got a chance to visit the Secession exhibition and really enjoyed it. Danke Schön!

Kind of disappointing. Glad the Klimt exhibition was free and included with the regular ticket but wow is this art gallery small. 4 floors- yes but small. Not any noteworthy artworks on display. Overpriced shop but I still bought a Klimt magnet.

Extensive range of paintings and sculptures, particularly enjoyed the landscapes here. Easy flow to follow around the exhibits and a beautiful building. Walked in on a Wednesday without a ticket, no lines and quickly bought a ticket at the counter.

Amazing collection of Casper David freidrich with schinkel; and good impressionist collection too, Monet, manet, Renoir, Cezanne and a lot more. Well worth visiting.