Alte Nationalgalerie

A museum where you can find a lot of paintings by local German artists, but the museum, although it doesn't look like it from the outside, is not very big, it can be visited quickly and it didn't leave an excessive impression on me. If you are choosing between a couple of museums that you want to see in Berlin, this one is not among the favorites, believe me.
Sveto Rakovic - a week ago

One of the best art galleries I've visited in my life. While my stay in Berlin, I used to love visiting the Alte Nationalgalerie. The staff, however, have always been a bit rude to me.
Spandan Mallick - 2 weeks ago

An amazing gallery to visit. Don't queue for tickets as you can just buy them on your phone in the lobby. Free coat and bag check as you go in (it's very hot inside so highly recommend leaving your coat). Staff attentive and helpful. Some amazing pieces on show and so many rooms to visit. Remember to take a pic of the mounted horse from the first floor window, as the steps outside only let you go part way up and are locked. Great area for photos of the surrounding landmarks.
Noddy Walton - 2 months ago

I thought the museam was quite boring and not very special, not many ‘interesting’ paintings. It was well organized and the map was made so you see every art work. The sculptures were very nice.
Rumy Shango - 2 weeks ago

I visited the museum last Sunday when it was free for the last time. Due to their current recession, Berlin city has stopped giving free tickets on the first Sunday of every month. I think the city government must keep on giving free tickets. The museum itself is very important for Human history. Especially Egyptian history. It took almost three hours to enjoy its Egyptian connections. I will obviously go back for more. The staff were friendly. Since, most of the visitors were tourists, the museum can recruit more English speaking officials.
Tapas Kanti Baul - a month ago