Berlin-Eurotrip

This was a dream come true for me and to this day this is the museum I likes the most. The museum focuses mostly on Egyptian and pre history and early history collections which includes the famous ...

Tells the story of Anne Frank and connects us to the world she lived in. The exhibition here focuses on her diary with the help of listening stations and portrait films. It also has detailed photog...

Former railway terminus converted into a contemporary art museum. It is a part of the Berlin national gallery. There is a lot of exhibits here and if you want to see them all, it will take two to t...

This is the most visited and one of the largest museum in the country but it was under maintenance when we were there. A lot of the museum area were closed when we were there, very dissapointed. T...

Home for a collection of sculptures, Byzantine art, coins and medals. It houses one of the largest coin collections in the world, range spanning from 7th century BC to the present day. The museum ...

A memorial for the victims of war and dictatorship. The sculpture you see is that of a mother and her dead son, placed directly under a circular opening on the roof. The sculpture is exposed to the...

The iconic monument of Berlin and Germany. The gate was often a site for major historical events. The place and the area surrounding it are very crowded, it is also place for conducting protests/ ...

A memorial to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. Located right near to the Brandunburg gate, a walk through the concrete blocks makes you unease and confused due to the varying heights of the blo...

A bit disappointed that major parts of the museum were closed while we were there. The museum looks normal from the front but it actually is an architectural masterpiece. You will understand once y...

Nazi Concentration camp- one of the sadest place I ever visited. The museum punches you in the face by showing what humans are capable of doing to each other. There are prison houses, execution tre...