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Adresse: Bodestr. 1 Neues Museum 10785 Germany, 10178, Berlin
Ville: Berlin
Menu Plats: 13
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Site Web: https://www.smb.museum/museen-und-einrichtungen/neues-museum/home.html
"At the beginning of April, my visit from West Germany wanted to experience the capital museum Flair. See you. The reality was deviated from the plan. At the courtyard between the Old National Gallery, the New Museum and the Pergamon Museum we immediately noticed the long snake that began somewhere in the vaults of the Pergamon Museum. The waiting time was probably in an area that was probably not too high. What now? Our view fell to the entrance of the New Museum, also a museum highlight and there were few people, we decided: Nofretete instead of Pergamonaltar. Our joy ended with security personnel at the door, because the short snake took off the traffic jam in the control of the tickets. And there was "Head and World City" at a cashier in the yard. Unfortunately there were signs on the box container on the way to the museum, or the signs were so small and/or so hidden that we had not seen them. And what a brilliant train of the museum to outsource the cash register area. Don't wait any more from the museum (does not make a good impression), but a bit from the PREM Museum. Compared to the pergamonic coil, it was comparatively short on the box container. So theoretically it could not take too long. But gray is all theory. Since only one switch was occupied and this was blocked by a visitor who wanted to negotiate a quantity discount for himself, the ticket sales and the waiting time went into the length like a rubber rope. Only when a second switch opened, everything went pretty fast. The history of the house built in 1843 and gradually opened in 1850 has already been described in detail in previous reviews. The museum, which was severely damaged during the Second World War, could not be rebuilt by the GDR in the 40 years of its existence, but could only be secured in need. Planning for the original reconstruction of the museum began in 1986 in the GDR, but they were not persecuted because of the turning. Reconstruction was reserved for the restored Germany. Actually, I'm not a fan of new architecture in old houses. I'm rather the follower of the original restoration. But I must admit that in the New Museum the symbiosis of the old and new, restored and reconstructed, backed up old and completely new, has succeeded well. Only a few rooms have a somewhat cheesy style from the middle of the 19th century restored. In the other valleys, original remains of wall and ceiling frescoes were secured and give an impression of a former, no longer contemporary shine. Instead of the destroyed staircase, a new self-supporting construction was built that has no contact with the old walls. Here the brick walls remain, as they have left the war and the time of decay in the GDR: unabated. On the columns in the upper floors you will see the black fire traces of the bomb attacks of the air raids on 22/23.11.1943, where parts of the museum have been burned out. In January 1945 there were other bomb attacks in air raids. Wähend the Berlin Battle in April 1945, violent struggles took place between Wehrmacht and SS and Soviet units around and in the museum ruins. At the end of the GDR, the museum was one of the last great world war ruins with clear traces of war in the East Berlin Centre. In the restoration work after 1990 at the outer façade and at the columns of the colonial veins connected to the museum, it was deliberately dispensed with all traces of war. You will also find projectile valves from a variety of calibers and hits of garnet fragments on the facade and on the columns. The collection of antiques and antiques does not require high songs here. The collection is just brilliant and fantastic. If one stands before the thousand-year works of art, the blind destruction of IS in Iraq and Syria becomes even more incomprehensible and makes even more angry! The rooms are not covered with exhibits and the visitor is not beaten by endless explanatory texts to each exhibition. If you want more information, you can borrow an audio guide. In addition, there are additional information sheets in several languages in each room. One of the highlights is without doubt, without sacrificing the value and importance of any other exhibition piece, the bust of the Nofretete and the “Berliner Goldhut” and the Xantener Knabe. And so it is also very rough to sketch the collection: ancient Egypt, ancient Rome and Greece, Germanic age. The museum's Papyrus collection has its own hall. In many rooms you can photograph and film for private use, in some (e.g. the Nofretete and in the Papyrussaal) it is prohibited. Conclusion: The New Museum with its collection is undoubtedly a museales hightlight in Berlin. It is possible to share the opinion of the non-original reconstruction. The box container with standing outside in any wind and weather is only provincial. A star trigger too! Transport: Bus Lines: 100, 147, 200, M48, TXL Tram Lines: 12, M1, M4, M5, M6 S-Bahn: S1, S2, S5, S7, S25, S75 (Train Stationen Hackescher Markt und Friedrichstraße) Train: RB14, RB21, RB22, RE1 Cars (Parking Administration)"
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Lotte
I accidentally found this hidden gem. After a morning museum visit, this is a good restaurant to take a relaxing break. my espresso drink was.
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Marion
that is a good place, but the waiter is absolutely racist and should not work at a tourist destination. his service was an absolute catastrophe.
Gregor
took my family here for a afternoon snack. but the waiter, a young man, was the most common waiter I've ever met. he threw the menu on the table.
Me
Amazing collection of historical Egyptian, Roman and Greek artefacts. Of course the bust of Nefertiti is the highlight and spectacular to see in reality (but no photos allowed). Although can’t help but feel that these treasures should be returned to the places and people from whom they were taken, or at least some of the tourism value €€€ shared back to them… Voir le carte
P
The first thing that catches your eye as you go inside is the vast space and the architectural style which is so different then many other museums in Europe. It had good facilities like a cloak room so you do not have to carry your stuff and can be free while enjoying the displays. They also have self guided audio tour which is included in ticket and is a great thing to avail. It is a great place to learn about Egyptian history and culture. My son who is 8 years also enjoyed this museum a lot. The best artifact was the golden hat, truely a majestic ancient piece of workmanship and history plus mysteries of astronomy. And do not miss their gift shop to see amazing collection of books and uniq...
Nastja
We decided to visit museum island at the first Sunday of the month so the tickets were free. We couldn’t find tickets online so we came right at the spot and they have tickets to give it to us. You need around two hours to visit whole museum if you don’t take audio guide. If you do take audio guide, you will need a lot of more time. some very important pieces of art are held here. Taking photos is allowed almost everywhere. Museum also has some interactive parts so it can be interesting for children. The exhibit that is in this museum. It’s dedicated to Egyptian history period mostly and Roman empire some parts. What was really nice to see is that this museum is in old building, like old cas...
Rupert
As the owner of an annual ticket for state museums, I did not have to stand at the checkout to buy a ticket (the snake was really very long). What disturbed me, however, was VIER's handy advice from the staff that I should leave Jack and Bag on the closet. I had the jacket because I was a little cool about the weather and my bag was smaller than A4. Maybe there should be hints on the website. The museum itself is very interesting, very clear and informative. Impressive also repeatedly the ceiling paintings, floors and columns. Despite the huge crowd at the checkout and in the museum I had no feeling that it was over. In some places you were not allowed to photograph what I did not feel bad b... Voir le carte
Gitta
It is a very interesting building in its combination of old and new architecture. But the design of the exhibition is as old-fashioned and boring as I did not experience it in a newer museum, except for some exhibits (Nizza, Golden Hut and 1 room on the 3rd floor). 98% of the exhibits are in their shop windows without further explanations. There is no arrangement in the respective historical everyday life (e.g. an explanation of the use of certain objects). The development of visual processing using modern video technology does not exist. The loaned audio guide did not work at half of the designated stations. Conclusion: certainly from a professional perspective an impressive collection, but...
Henny
To stand in the ice cold during our stay in Berlin is certainly not a pleasure, because one does not take into account the external influences, especially when one is so close to the most beautiful woman in ancient Egypt the Pharaoh Nofretete. Luckily it went forward quickly. What I had liked here was that the inlets were careful not to exceed a certain total number of guests. The indication that there was a time window to enter, I have completely displaced. But for the first time the backpacks and the thick winter jackets are included, because here it is well-tempered and you just didn't need to be here. But before it went to the exhibition rooms, for the first time off to the quiet place....
Bruno
At the beginning of April, my visit from West Germany wanted to experience the capital museum Flair. See you. The reality was deviated from the plan. At the courtyard between the Old National Gallery, the New Museum and the Pergamon Museum we immediately noticed the long snake that began somewhere in the vaults of the Pergamon Museum. The waiting time was probably in an area that was probably not too high. What now? Our view fell to the entrance of the New Museum, also a museum highlight and there were few people, we decided: Nofretete instead of Pergamonaltar. Our joy ended with security personnel at the door, because the short snake took off the traffic jam in the control of the tickets. A... Voir le carte
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