Neues Museum: Tickets

Neues Museum Tickets and Information

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• Neues Museum Address: Bodestraße 1-3, 10178, Berlin
• Opening Hours: Monday: CLOSED | Tuesday - Saturday: 09:00 - 20:00 | Sunday: 09:00 - 18:00

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Is Neues Museum Worth Visiting

• As one of the most popular museums in Berlin, absolutely.

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What Visitors See at Neues Museum

• Egyptian artefacts
• Stone Age artefacts
• Ice Age artefacts
• Bronze Age artefacts

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About Neues Museum

The Neues Museum is another of the museums located on the UNESCO World Heritage Site that is 'Museum Island' in the heart of Berlin. A must-visit museum for history lovers and art enthusiasts. The collection includes some of the most significant archaeological finds and historical artefacts found to this date, some of which are on display in the museums permanent collections.

The building is a work of art itself. It's over 100 years old having originally opened in 1855m its a neoclassical design with modern architecture and sets the perfect location for its world-renowned collection. Architecture fans should also note the central staircase on their visit and the impressive use of light and space throughout the museum.

The museums collection is set out in several collections, which include:

Egyptian Museum and Papyrus Collection - Permanent Collection

• Nefertiti Bust: One of the most famous pieces on display in the museum is the beautifully preserved bust of the Egyptian Queen, Nefertiti, which offers a glimpse into the artistry of ancient Egypt.
• Amarna Artefacts: Explore artefacts from the Amarna Period, including sculptures, reliefs, and everyday objects that tell the story of this unique era.
• Papyrus Collection: The museum also holds a collection of ancient Egyptian texts, from religious manuscripts to everyday writings, which showcase the sophisticated writing culture of the time.

Prehistory and Early History - Permanent Collection

• Artefacts: More than 6000 artefacts from the period, including Berlin Gold Hat, which originates from 1000-800 BC and a Neanderthal from Le Moustier as well as paintings from Nordic mythology.
• Trojan Treasure: The collection also includes Heinrich Schliemann’s findings from the ancient city of Troy, which include incredible gold jewellery and other treasures.
• Stone Age Tools: See the ingenuity of early humans through an extensive collection of tools, weapons, and artefacts that span from the Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age.
• Germanic Artefacts: Learn about the early Germanic tribes through their jewellery, pottery, and other artefacts that paint a picture of life in ancient Europe.

Treasures from the Rhine - Permanent Collection

• Xanten Boy: The Roman bronze statue found in the Rhine near Xanten by a fisherman in 1858.
• Artefacts: Iron tools, waggon parts, padlocks, bronze cauldrons and other silverware. Mostly originating from private Roman houses.

Classical Antiquities

• Greek Sculptures: The museum's collection of classical Greek sculptures, including the enchanting Berlin Goddess is also impressive.
• Roman Portraits: Get up close with Roman portrait busts and statues, which offer a realistic glimpse into the faces of the ancient past.
• Etruscan Art: Explore the fascinating world of the Etruscans through their intricately designed pottery and funerary objects.

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The museum is a must for art, history and antique enthusiasts, but due to the way the museum is set out and it's modern approach to technology, which includes interactive displays, children should also enjoy visiting.

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