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Madison • November 16, 2017Great photo gallery with very interesting temporary exhibitions. Also had a very nice cafe. An afternoon well spent.
K J • January 27, 2015A very solid beautiful collection. I truly recommend it if you like Picasso, Matisse and the likes. Movement and placement throughout is very effective and not overwhelming. I'd love to return.
Fabiano W. • September 20, 2015Small private collection, lots of letters, personal items and the recreation of the Monaco Studio. Worth the visit!!
DHR.com • November 24, 2011A state museum where you'll find amazing exhibits dedicated to Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Functionalism. Many temporary and permanent exhibitions of paintings, ceramics, and glassware await visitors.
Arek K. • March 17, 2017Must see for photography lovers. It's not only about Helmut Newton. His wife's exhibition (Alice Springs) is especially interesting. And the museum's store is great with lots of discounts
DHR.com • December 1, 2011Go to this museum if you're looking for a place exhibiting the best works of German artist Käthe Kollwitz. More than 200 works could be found here. Open daily, starting at 11am.
John C. • August 21, 2015Nice collection of mainly surrealist art--they also have some great loans during the renovation of neue nationalgallarie. The dimly lit halls make for an interesting atmosphere.
Martin M. • March 19, 2016Beautiful gardens and architecture - words don't do it justice! Get the audio guide as it really helps you to understand the history!
7.1Museum •Knesebeckstr. 1-2 (Hardenbergstr.), Berlin
kir • November 7, 2019a perfect place for bauhaus heads) exhibition is temporary and limited, but worth seeing
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin • October 1, 2012SCHINKEL-PVAILLON, 1824-25 Den Neuen Pavillon ließ König Friedrich Wilhelm III. als Sommerhaus errichteten. Die ursprüngliche Inneneinrichtung ging durch Zerstörung im Zweiten Weltkrieg verloren.
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