Egyptian Museum (Agyptisches Museum) Berlin

... it looks like they must surely get in each other's way.   On Museum Island, we stop to take photos of the Egyptian  Museum building, with its large pillars, and huge dome. A tour guide is telling the story of the fall of the Berlin Wall, ...

The Egyptian Museum, located in Berlins Museum Island, is a great opportunity to learn about the Egyptian empire and history. You can see its numerous sculptures and portraits that recall the events of Egyptian time including pharaohs and queens in the ...

... work of pre-modern art. We had a chance to see and do a quick sketch between tourists at Berlin's Egyptian Museum. Another highlight was the Bauhaus Archives and Museum featuring cool works of pottery, paintings (Kadinsky, Albers), architecture ...

... ). The Pergamon also has the Ishtar gate of the old city of Babylon, which is now located in present-day Iraq. The Egyptian Museum has remnants of pharaohs, structures from Egypt, Cyprus and other Mediterrenean countries. Afterwards, we had lunch at a ...

... statues and architecture. It was a great museum and worth the price of admission for just the first room. We went to the Egyptian museum but were in a hurry so just saw the famous bust of Neferini. We also saw a museum which had a boring display of WW2 ...

... most of the sights there are to see in Berlin - check point charlie, the brandenberg gate, the houses of parliment, the egyptian museum (yes i managed to find it dad!) more churches than I can rememeber including one with half it's dome missing ...

... strong rain so we concluded it might be a rainy day in Berlin.  The girls wanted to go to see the mummies at the Egyptian museum at the Neues Museum, so we took the train to Friedrichstrasse and walked through the drizzle to the museum.  It ...

... bad, one of the better meals we have had in Germany so far. After lunch, we run across the street for the Egyptian Museum... Noooo!!! this place is closed for 2 years of renovations. What has happened to the German's efficiency???? ...not to ...

... , flying a homebuilt plane and using a homemade hot-air balloon. Very good museum. 10 out 10 stars. Checked to see if the Egyptian museum was open, it was not. Then I climbed up the famous Siegessäule in the Tiergarten. (275 step! Not for ...

... site not too long ago. We happened to walk up the stairs to this massive, ornate complex that turned out to be the new Egyptian museum. Coincidently, on Thursday nights from 6pm to 10pm, it is free to the public. We took advantage and saw all kinds of ...