Alte Nationalgalerie: Entry ticket

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| Berlin, Germany

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Marvel at a building that could only be described as the beautiful lovechild of a church, a temple and a theater
Check out mesmerizing paintings and sculptures like Adolph von Menzel’s The Iron Rolling Mill and Louis Sussmann-Hellborn’s Sleeping Beauty
Dive deep into German Impressionism by perusing Max Liebermann's fascinating works

Admission to Alte Nationalgalerie
Access to permanent exhibitions

Under-18s get in free, but they must have a ticket.
BWC MI, BWC and Museum Pass holders must purchase an additional ticket.
*Getting There**
Take any train, metro or bus to Friedrichstraße or a train or tram to Hackescher Markt
*Opening Hours**
The upper floor opens at 11:00
*Exhibition**
Until the end of May 2025, the collection of Romantic painting will not be on display in its entirety due to various special exhibitions for the Friedrich Jubilee Year

Germany’s original national gallery. The Alte Nationalgalerie (or Old National Gallery, in German) is the place to go in Berlin for a dazzling collection of Neoclassical, Romantic, Biedermeier, Modernist and Impressionist art. As well as unmissable works by German artists, here you’ll find paintings by Manet, Monet, Cézanne and others.

This activity is not refundable.