Alte Nationalgalerie

Fantastic art gallery in fabulous building designed by Friedrich August Stüler (1800-1865) and Johann Heinrich Strack (1805-1880), influenced by Friedrich Gilly's unrealized temple for Frederick the Great. Unrivaled collections of Caspar David Friedrich and Karl Friedrich Schinkel along many other artists such as Christian Daniel Rauch, Adolph Menzel, Ferdinand Hodler, Auguste Renoir, and many others. Nice temporary exhibitions focusing on Camille Claudel and Bernhard Hoetger and Lovis Corinth respectively.
Nils Paellmann - a week ago

About $14 usd ticket to visit just this museum. The bathroom is located down the stairs on the left. You don’t need a ticket to use the bathroom. So you can add this stop as a bathroom break. Also there is a nice museum store right before the bathroom. The free lockers are just before the bathroom. If they are all taken go to the right of the ticket register and there is a free coat check area to check everything you need. Mostly sculptures and some masterpieces. Don’t expect the British Museum or the Met, but it’s a decent sized to spend about 1-2 hours roaming around. We paid and spent 2hrs to see all the collections. There is also a free English tour in the afternoon. Check the time on their website before you go if you want to learn about German art. Definitely add as a stop if you’re near Museum Island. Even if just for a restroom break. The grounds have plenty of sculptures you can view for free and sit to enjoy the scenery.
Luke - 3 months ago

A beautiful museum and gallery presenting visitors with extensive look at the art of 19th century, with particular focus on German artists. There are some masterpieces from other European countries, as well as temporary exhibitions for specific artists or topics. For example, we were lucky to have seen an exhibition of Lovis Corinth's "degrnerate art" and a combined exhibition of Camille Claudel and Berhard Hoetger. The price is reasonable, but you'd better buy tickets online. A free audio guide is a nice bonus. Ukrainian language in the guide would be welcome, though.
Roman Kovbasjuk - a month ago

The Alte Nationalgalerie is stunning inside. The building itself feels like a work of art. The walls and interiors are as captivating as the sculptures and paintings on display. A beautiful museum where you can easily spend hours admiring both the art and the atmosphere
Michał - 3 weeks ago