Introduction

Dear participants, We are pleased to invite you to a virtual walk through Museum Island in Berlin – a historical part of the city and a UNESCO site. Situated in the center of Berlin, this small island accomodates plenty of museums which are interesting and exciting to visit including five of the important museums in the world. This is your opportunity follow us and discover what riches are in store for you on this voyage back in time.

1. The Bode Museum

Bode museum is an architectural beauty that has an artistic statue collection, Byzantine art and fantastic collection of coins. Walk into it and be amazed by the beauty of the arts as well as architectural designs that have taken an artistic face for centuries. The Bode Museum has the greatest collection of European sculptures and wants to take you on an art historical voyage.

Highlights:

Golden Madonna as breathtaking Romanesque sculpture of the twelve-century Italy.

This art gallery boasts of the interesting sculptures of the ancient Greeks and Romans.

The world famous collection of the State Numismatic Cabinet, which displays coins from different countries

From the region, outstanding landmarks are the sculpture of Golden Madonna which is a Romanesque work of art.

Such a fine collection of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures

The famous Numismatic Cabinet that contains a collection of international coins

2. The Pergamon Museum

The Pergamon Museum of Berlin consists of such successful landmark as the Pergamon Altar. Stare in awe at this ancient gem of a Greek building as you walk around reconstructions of the outer facades of Roman, Hellenistic and Islamic styles. Discover art, captivating culture, and history of long-lost people.

Highlights:

The standing ancient sculpture of the Pergamon Altar is one of the most impressive art works.

The Ishtar Gate – an impressive gate from Babylon

This article covers topics such as the Market Gate of Miletus – a significant ancient Greek construction to give mention of a few.

The well-known masterpiece Pergamon Altar is an aura of amazement.

The Ishtar Gate a complicated entrance gate which is of course Babylonian origin.

Greece’s Market Gate of Miletus, which is a large structure from the antiquity

3. The Neues Museum

The Neues Museum means splendid restoration of art and Non-European cultures. It was almost entirely destroyed during the Second World War and after thorough reconstructions, the museum was reopened in 2009. It ranges from archaeological tools that were used by early man to arts of Egypt and even Etruscan art. Learn how the galleries were constructed and what specific events are depicted in the exhibits.

Highlights:

The bust of the famous Tutankhamun’s wife, known as Nefertiti

The Egyptian Museum, where beautiful mummies and artefacts are kept

The exhibits in the Museum of Prehistory and Early History are archaeological pieces or artifacts.

A well-known bust of the Egyptian queen Neferneferu At the beginning of year 2010, and building on the success of previous years, the Neues Museum staged a variety of special exhibitions which attracted many visitors.

Such a place in Egypt is the so famous Egyptian Museum that boasts of perfect collection of magnificent mummies and outstanding articles.

The Museum of Prehistory and Early History with a displays of archeological items

4. The Altes Museum

The Altes Museum or the Old Museum is a neoclassical pillar that has been designed to display copies of art and antique that has been pulled out from Greece and Rome. Let’s touch down to relish the stately Greek gods, ponder over the fine and sophisticated symptoms of Romans and lose yourself in the world of ancient art and design.

Highlights:

The collection of works of Greek and Roman art, including numerous monuments of antiquity

Ancient Greece artifacts and Etruscan art gallery

The Greek and Roman art gallery containing unparalleled pieces and art from ancient world

The Exhibit of the Classical Architecture Accompanying ancient Greeks and Etruscans.

5. The Alte Nationalgalerie

Another great art gallery in Berlin – the Alte Nationalgalerie or the Old National Gallery – displays an immense number of the European art of the 19th century, including paintings and sculptures. Savor some of the best work that has ever been produced, from the romantically illuminated building to the magnificent bridges and the lovely water lilies of impressionism. From tangled mountain heights in Caspar David Friedrich paintings to detailed painted slices of middle-class life by Adolph von Menzel, this museum guides the visitor through the European art movements.

Highlights:

The set of Romantic paintings depicting the attractiveness of the greatness of nature

The paintings in the category of Impressionist and early Modernist exhibiting artists such as Monet, Renoir and Liebermann

Antonelli also have Rodin and other famous sculpture artists.

A set of paintings that depicts the romantic views of nature, its sublimity and a great depth of colors.

The Impressionist and early Modernist paintings, such as Monet Renoir, Liebermann and do on.

The sculpture collection – the best samples ofinternational masters, including Rodin.

Conclusion

A visit to Germany’s birthplace of Berlin-Museum Island is taking a walk through time and embracing the creativity part of human beings. Regardless of whether you’re interested in arts, history or just the culture of the world – these museums provide people with the chance to travel through time like nowhere else. Therefore, slip into your boots, pick a map, as well as get ready and experience a fascinating tour around the Museum Island of Berlin.