Nice collections and some of their rooms are really stunning. (The dark blue centered one, can't remember its name). The shop has nice 1 euro postcards and overall it's good. Caravaggio paintings are worth it.

Margarida PascoalDez. 10, 2017

Worth several visits. Lots to see. Expect to take at least 3 hours and then have to go back. Audio guide is Good.

Frank CoggraveFeb. 25, 2018

The galerie itself was lovely. It was a very well made collections of paintings. However, most part the descriptions were only in German. If can get the reduce price, then is worth paying a visit.

Malou PhoenixFeb. 4, 2018

Wonderful art gallery not far from the Sony Centre, a fantastic bit of modern Berlin. The gallery has a good restaurant so it's a great place for a wet afternoon and a lengthy stroll around the stunning collection. The early part of the gallery contains a lot of religious art, there is only so many crucifiction tryptichs one can take but the wider gallery is stunning. It's a bit confusing in layout so make sure you track your progress against the museum map. Allow a good three hours to make best use of the facility.

Chris WhittleJan. 27, 2018

Paintings by Europe’s greatest artists up to the 18th century are in store at the Gemäldegalerie, one of the world’s top fine art museums. For the sake of introduction, we’re talking about Botticelli, Albrecht Dürer, Rubens, Rembrandt, Hans Holbein, Raphael, Vermeer, Botticelli and many more than we can list here. This wealth of painting wasn’t amassed by a single family, but was curated by the Prussian Government from 1815 as a cross-section of European art. You have 1,250 works of the highest quality to see, by master after master, so don’t be surprised if you lose all track of time under their spell.

Lekso KanchaveliJan. 13, 2018

Amazing collection of European art c1400 to c1800, well curated. Up the left hand side is Italy, and the right is Germany and Flanders / Netherlands. Slightly weirdly they meet in the middle so you end up doing one forward in time, and the other backwards. I also didn't like the fact there are parallel routes (Roman Vs Arabic numeral rooms in parallel) which are tricky to navigate, and the lack of a written introduction to each room/set of rooms. However the collection itself is a pretty good walk through art history of Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. The name is misleading, it's not all portraits!

Charles CooperMärz 8, 2018

First class Rembrandts just sitting there waiting to blow your mind. This is the hallmark of a truly worthwhile city. Also lots of other works of art for those who want a broader palette of flavors to choose from, many of them first class.

Jordana del FeldApr. 7, 2018

Very nice collection of old masters. You'll need a map to get around though, because the organization of the rooms is strange. Plan for at least 3 hours. Do not miss the bookstore on the wsy out. It has a great selection of titles on different art periods.

Ivan PavlovMärz 12, 2018

Some of the most amazing paintings that I have ever seen in my life. It is hard to find your way around, but the staff was pretty helpful when trying to find things like the restrooms. If you want to see several museums over a couple of days, I highly recommend the $50 Euro Annual Classic Membership.

Jeremy FrazarJuni 10, 2018

Amazing artworks, beautifully presented in a tasteful, spacious museum. The staff were, on the whole, very friendly and made our children feel welcome, unlike some other museums in Berlin! We visited on a Saturday and it was relatively quiet, well worth a trip if you are in Berlin.

Dave GilmanJuni 3, 2018

Great place, totally worth visiting. One thing I cannot understand - why it's so few people in this gallery that holds such great collection of Gothic and Renaissance art. Audioguide is free of charge with each ticket so get one, it's very informative and entertaining.

RamaJuni 2, 2018

Full of old masters paintings, and a beautifully spacious and airy setting. Really quiet and not especially busy during our visit despite the high calibre of the art work

Nick KennardJuni 17, 2018

My favourite art gallery in Berlin, but a bit hard to get to because of construction. The collection is magnificent with some Bosch, and some beautiful Boticellis. The staff were helpful, the layout very interesting, if a bit circular and overall it was a worthwhile visit.

Leann RichardsAug. 11, 2018

The museum is set up in a complex way that makes it easy to miss rooms if you don't inspect the map closely. It's very spacious and there are paintings from many different artists. The audio tour provides interesting backstories and analyses.

Max MeijerJuli 29, 2018

For anyone that's wondering, they have excellent air conditioning!! (And a top notch collection of art). A great way to escape the summer heat for a couple of hours.

Drew LusherJuli 29, 2018

Nice collections and some of their rooms are really stunning. (The dark blue centered one, can't remember its name). The shop has nice 1 euro postcards and overall it's good. Caravaggio paintings are worth it.

Margarida PascoalDez. 10, 2017

Worth several visits. Lots to see. Expect to take at least 3 hours and then have to go back. Audio guide is Good.

Frank CoggraveFeb. 25, 2018

The galerie itself was lovely. It was a very well made collections of paintings. However, most part the descriptions were only in German. If can get the reduce price, then is worth paying a visit.

Malou PhoenixFeb. 4, 2018

Wonderful art gallery not far from the Sony Centre, a fantastic bit of modern Berlin. The gallery has a good restaurant so it's a great place for a wet afternoon and a lengthy stroll around the stunning collection. The early part of the gallery contains a lot of religious art, there is only so many crucifiction tryptichs one can take but the wider gallery is stunning. It's a bit confusing in layout so make sure you track your progress against the museum map. Allow a good three hours to make best use of the facility.

Chris WhittleJan. 27, 2018

Paintings by Europe’s greatest artists up to the 18th century are in store at the Gemäldegalerie, one of the world’s top fine art museums. For the sake of introduction, we’re talking about Botticelli, Albrecht Dürer, Rubens, Rembrandt, Hans Holbein, Raphael, Vermeer, Botticelli and many more than we can list here. This wealth of painting wasn’t amassed by a single family, but was curated by the Prussian Government from 1815 as a cross-section of European art. You have 1,250 works of the highest quality to see, by master after master, so don’t be surprised if you lose all track of time under their spell.

Lekso KanchaveliJan. 13, 2018

Amazing collection of European art c1400 to c1800, well curated. Up the left hand side is Italy, and the right is Germany and Flanders / Netherlands. Slightly weirdly they meet in the middle so you end up doing one forward in time, and the other backwards. I also didn't like the fact there are parallel routes (Roman Vs Arabic numeral rooms in parallel) which are tricky to navigate, and the lack of a written introduction to each room/set of rooms. However the collection itself is a pretty good walk through art history of Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. The name is misleading, it's not all portraits!

Charles CooperMärz 8, 2018

First class Rembrandts just sitting there waiting to blow your mind. This is the hallmark of a truly worthwhile city. Also lots of other works of art for those who want a broader palette of flavors to choose from, many of them first class.

Jordana del FeldApr. 7, 2018

Very nice collection of old masters. You'll need a map to get around though, because the organization of the rooms is strange. Plan for at least 3 hours. Do not miss the bookstore on the wsy out. It has a great selection of titles on different art periods.

Ivan PavlovMärz 12, 2018

Some of the most amazing paintings that I have ever seen in my life. It is hard to find your way around, but the staff was pretty helpful when trying to find things like the restrooms. If you want to see several museums over a couple of days, I highly recommend the $50 Euro Annual Classic Membership.

Jeremy FrazarJuni 10, 2018

Amazing artworks, beautifully presented in a tasteful, spacious museum. The staff were, on the whole, very friendly and made our children feel welcome, unlike some other museums in Berlin! We visited on a Saturday and it was relatively quiet, well worth a trip if you are in Berlin.

Dave GilmanJuni 3, 2018

Great place, totally worth visiting. One thing I cannot understand - why it's so few people in this gallery that holds such great collection of Gothic and Renaissance art. Audioguide is free of charge with each ticket so get one, it's very informative and entertaining.

RamaJuni 2, 2018

Full of old masters paintings, and a beautifully spacious and airy setting. Really quiet and not especially busy during our visit despite the high calibre of the art work

Nick KennardJuni 17, 2018

My favourite art gallery in Berlin, but a bit hard to get to because of construction. The collection is magnificent with some Bosch, and some beautiful Boticellis. The staff were helpful, the layout very interesting, if a bit circular and overall it was a worthwhile visit.

Leann RichardsAug. 11, 2018

The museum is set up in a complex way that makes it easy to miss rooms if you don't inspect the map closely. It's very spacious and there are paintings from many different artists. The audio tour provides interesting backstories and analyses.

Max MeijerJuli 29, 2018

For anyone that's wondering, they have excellent air conditioning!! (And a top notch collection of art). A great way to escape the summer heat for a couple of hours.

Drew LusherJuli 29, 2018