Gemaldegalerie

Beautiful, large art museum of classical paintings with many religious artworks. It was also wonderful to visit a mostly empty museum and really get to enjoy the masterworks in peace; the velvety colored walls are also beautiful. Highly recommend for art lovers!
Wan Lin Qin - a month ago

It is one of the best collections I've seen in a not-very-crowded place. But we're in bad weather on a weekday, so I recommend visiting it on a weekday if you can! We got reasonably priced yearly passes that cover most of the Berlin Museums, with a few located nearby. Maybe a nice Caffé with a better selection would be the only thing to improve the entire experience. Very limited, generic, sad, and pale sandwiches don't match exquisite art gallery offerings.
T Larinsberg - a month ago

I am absolutely sold on this gallery. It shows art from Germany, Italy, Holland and England. All art from the beginning of the 13th century. There was way to go as instructed and the rooms were colored by nations. The Italian room had works of Caraveggio and there were two paintings from Vermeer in the Dutch. One of those is said to be worth above 200 million dollars. The building was under renovation. We found a docent that was full of information that he was eager to share. There were guided tours available. Whilst in middle of Berlin on a Saturday there were very few guests and it was a pleasure to stroll through the museum. Afterwards we had coffee and cake in the upstairs Café that was decorated in a modern art deco style. The museum shop was extensive with a large array of books, posters and trinkets. I am happy to go once more. For those lovers of older art paintings it is a must.
Ole Krause - a month ago

Not the best art museum in Berlin if you are short on time. An impressively sized collection but little of it I found overly exciting personally (but to each their own!). Worth a visit if you are nearby or love portraits of nobles. The temporary exhibit was better (I think it was called "From Odessa to Berlin") and had some interesting pieces (pictured is my favourite)
Tom W - 4 months ago

I recently visited an incredible exhibition, “From Odesa to Berlin,” and I was absolutely impressed! The gallery provided a perfect space to showcase the powerful artworks. The curation was thoughtful, and every piece told a unique story, making the experience deeply immersive. The atmosphere in the gallery was welcoming, and the staff was knowledgeable and passionate about the art. I loved how the exhibition blended history, culture, and modern artistic expression. It was truly an unforgettable visit, and I highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates contemporary art with a strong emotional impact!
Mirrey - 6 months ago