Altes Museum: Entry Ticket

A treasure trove of Classical antiquities

Altes Museum on Berlin’s Museum Island brings together art and objects from the ancient Greek, Etruscan and Roman worlds. The collection includes Greek pottery, Etruscan art and ancient sculpture, with statues depicting Julius Caesar and Cleopatra. Designed in a neoclassical style by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the museum offers a chance to explore Classical antiquities within a building of architectural interest. This ticket provides admission to Altes Museum.

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  • Admission to Altes Museum

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  • Temporary exhibitions may require a separate ticket

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Additional Information & Description

Altes Museum brings the art of Classical antiquity into focus on Berlin’s Museum Island. Its collection draws together objects from the ancient Greek, Etruscan and Roman worlds, giving you several distinct artistic traditions to explore in a single museum visit.

Pottery, sculpture and ancient personalities

Greek pottery rewards a close look at the skill of its makers, while Etruscan art adds another strand to the collection. Ancient statues shift attention to the precision of sculptural work. Among the figures represented are Julius Caesar and Cleopatra, whose recognisable names give a human point of reference amid the ancient objects. The range of media is part of the appeal: you can move from the craftsmanship of vessels to the treatment of figures in sculpture.

A neoclassical setting by Schinkel

The building has its own architectural interest. Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the Prussian painter, urban planner and architect, designed the Altes Museum in a neoclassical style. Its name translates as “Old Museum”; the architecture gives the collection a setting that merits attention alongside the works inside.

What your ticket includes

The ticket includes admission to Altes Museum. Temporary exhibitions may require a separate ticket. Your ticket is delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are supported.

Location and accessibility

Altes Museum is at Bodestraße 1–3, on the northern part of Spree Island in Berlin’s historic heart. It forms part of the Museum Island complex. The venue is wheelchair accessible.

Frequently Asked Questions about Altes Museum: Entry Ticket

What does the ticket include?

It includes admission to Altes Museum. Temporary exhibitions may require a separate ticket.

What kinds of collections can visitors explore?

The museum features art from the Greek, Etruscan and Roman worlds, including Greek pottery and ancient sculpture.

Is the museum wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Altes Museum is wheelchair accessible.

Can I use a ticket on my smartphone?

Yes, smartphone tickets are accepted, and tickets are delivered instantly.

Can this ticket be cancelled?

No. The ticket has a non-cancellable policy.

Where is Altes Museum?

It is at Bodestraße 1-3 on Berlin’s Museum Island.

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