Pergamon MuseumThe huge Pergamon Museum has three main departments, the
Antiquity Collection, Islamic Art Museum and the Middle East
Museum, that house parts of reconstructed monumental buildings
transported from original excavation sites from ancient lands. The
Antiquity Collection contains the Pergamon Altar from the second
century BC, as well as the Market Gate of Miletus from Roman
antiquity. The main attraction in the Islamic Art Museum is the
Mshatta façade originating from a Jordanian desert palace, while
the Middle East Museum boasts the Ishtar Gare and the Procession
Way of Babylon, as well as the throne room façade of Nebuchadnezzar
II. Address: Am Kupfergraben 5, Museum Island Website: www.smb.spk-berlin.de Telephone: (0)30 2090 5577 Transportation: U-Bahn and S-Bahn to Friedrichstrasse; tram M1, M4, M5,
M6, or 12; bus 100, 200 or 147 Opening Time: Daily 10am to 6pm, until 10pm on
Thursday. Admission: EUR10 (adults), free for children under 16. |