Step inside the Altes Museum, the oldest museum on Berlin's Museuminsel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with skip-the-line access that lets you start exploring without waiting in line.
Designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and opened in 1830, the Altes Museum is recognised as one of the most significant structures of classicism. Its architecture alone is worth seeing, featuring an expansive portico lined with imposing columns, a welcoming open staircase and a rotunda adorned with sculptures - elements that were traditionally reserved for official buildings.
Inside, you'll find an impressive collection of classical antiquity artworks. Highlights include the statue known as the Berliner Göttin and the Betende Knabe. As you explore the galleries, you'll discover a fascinating collection that offers an insight into the art and culture of the ancient world.
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