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2019 Museenentdecken 2.Pdf visitBerlin.com Teilnehmende Museen Participating museums 1 Alte Nationalgalerie F1 2 Altes Museum F1 3 Anne Frank Zentrum F1 4 Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin – Museum für Gestaltung B2 5 Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum der Charité E1 6 Berlinische Galerie F2 7 Bode-Museum E1 8 Bröhan-Museum A1 9 Brücke-Museum B3 a Deutsches Historisches Museum F1 29 € 29 b Deutsche Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen E2 Available here! here! Available c Deutsches Spionagemuseum Berlin E2 erhältlich! d Deutsches Technikmuseum E3 Hier Hier e Ephraim-Palais F2 f Gemäldegalerie D2 g Georg Kolbe Museum A3 h Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin D1 30 doors. 30 i Jüdisches Museum Berlin E3 j Knoblauchhaus F2 One key to over over to key One k Kunstbibliothek D2 mehr als 30 Türen. 30 als mehr l Kunstgewerbemuseum Kulturforum D2 Eine Karte öffnet öffnet Karte Eine m Kunstgewerbemuseum Schloss Köpenick F3 n Kunsthaus Dahlem B3 Museums to enjoy to Museums o Kupferstichkabinett D2 p Märkisches Museum F2 q Museum Berggruen A1 Museen entdecken Museen r Museum Europäischer Kulturen B3 s Museum für Fotografie C2 t Museum für Kommunikation Berlin E2 u Museum für Naturkunde E1 31 Musikinstrumenten-Museum D2 32 Neues Museum F1 33 Nikolaikirche F2 34 Pergamonmuseum F1 35 Pergamonmuseum. Das Panorama E1 36 Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg A1 3137 Science Center Spectrum E3 Berlin – modern, kreativ Berlin Tourist Info T +49 (0)30-25 00 25 Europa-Center Berlin Tauentzienstraße 9 DIE MAUER Brandenburger Tor Erdgeschoss ground floor und weltoffen! Brandenburg Gate Mo–Sa Mon–Sat 10.00–20.00 Pariser Platz S+U Zoologischer Garten Geschichten, Geschehnisse, Berlin – modern, cosmopolitan and creative! Koschel Philip Foto: visitBerlin, südliches Torhaus south gate house U Kurfürstendamm Fluchten und originale Objekte Scholvien Wolfgang Foto: visitBerlin, täglich daily 9.30–19.00* B Europa-Center S+U Brandenburger Tor täglich von 9.00 bis 22.00 Uhr Berlin steht für eine Stadt, in der The metropolis of Berlin stands for Ideen geboren, Freiheit gelebt innovation and new ideas, lived Hauptbahnhof Central Station Friedrichstrasse 43 - 45 und Zukunft geschrieben wird. Ein freedom, and creating tomorrow’s Eingang Europaplatz, Erdgeschoss Ort, der Menschen aus aller Welt future today. It attracts people from entrance Europaplatz, ground floor 10969 Berlin anzieht und den renommierte around the world, and is a place täglich daily 8.00–21.00 S+U+B Hauptbahnhof Wissenschaftler und erfolgreiche that renowned scientists, scholars, U-Bahn Kochstraße, Künstler ihr Zuhause nennen. Die and artists all call home. Even into Flughafen Tegel Tegel Airport * Verkürzte Öffnungszeiten von November bis März. Museumspass Berlin deutsche Hauptstadt ist bis in die its recent past, Berlin has had a Koschel Philip Foto: visitBerlin, Limited opening hours November to March. Stadtmitte und Bus M29 Alexanderplatz Alte Nationalgalerie Bode-Museum Terminal A, Gate 1 Eine Karte öffnet mehr als 30 Türen THE WALL jüngste Vergangenheit von ihrer chequered history. But Germany’s täglich daily 8.00–19.00 bewegenden Geschichte geprägt, hat capital has reinvented itself, and is und and One key to over 30 doors sich neu erfunden und ist zu einer now a world city with an inimitable Haupthalle main hall fünf Häusern in der historischen Museum Island has been UNESCO Gedenkstätten und Ausstellungs- Discover Berlin – a diverse, pulsating Escape stories, incidents Weltstadt mit einzigartigem Flair feeling for life. täglich daily 7.00–22.00 visitBerlin.com Mit dem beliebten Berliner Museumspass öffnen sich die Mitte Berlins ist das Herzstück der World Heritage since 1999. häuser ihre Türen bis weit nach metropolis in the heart of Europe B geworden. Berlin’s long and eventful history 109, 128, TXL, X9 facebook.com/visitBerlin and original objects Berliner Kunstlandschaft. Seit 1999 Mitternacht. where you can always expect the Türen und Tore großer Museen in Berlin. Berlin blickt auf eine wechselvolle is reflected in its many fascinating For the best overviews of facebook.com/Berlin daily 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. gehört sie zum UNESCO-Welterbe. unexpected! Hotel Park Inn by Radisson freier Eintritt in mehr als 30 Museen und Ausstellungen an Geschichte zurück, die sich in den museums. With their archaeological contemporary art, check out the Entdecken Sie die deutsche Haupt- twitter.com/visitBerlin Berlin Alexanderplatz drei aufeinanderfolgenden Tagen zahlreichen Museen widerspiegelt. and art historical collections, Den besten Überblick über zeitge- Gallery Weekend in spring, the stadt – eine vielseitige, pulsierende The Museum Pass is the perfect youtube.com/Berlin nössische Kunst bieten das Gallery Berlin Biennale every two years or und immer überraschende Metropole companion for your visit – with free Alexanderplatz 7, Hotellobby Friedrichstrasse 43 - 45 Allein die Berliner Museen haben die exceptional architecture and new Mo–Sa Mon-Sat 7.00–21.00 instagram.com/visit_Berlin für nur 29 € (ermäßigt 14.50 €)* Weekend im Frühjahr, die im zwei- the annual Art Week in September. im Herzen Europas. entry to over 30 museums in Berlin! 10969 Berlin Qualität, mit ihren archäologischen exhibition designs, Berlin’s museums So Sun 8.00–18.00 blog.visitBerlin.de erhältlich in den Berlin Tourist Infos, in allen teilnehmenden Museen, und kunsthistorischen Sammlungen, alone can turn any visit to the jährigen Turnus stattfindende Berlin The Long Night of Museums in Der Museumspass unterstützt Sie For just €29 (concessions €14.50) you S+U+B Alexanderplatz #visitBerlin in zahlreichen Hotels oder unter shop.visitBerlin.de Biennale sowie die Art Week im August is another highlight in can visit the museums listed here on Subway Kochstraße, ihrer außergewöhnlichen Architektur city into an outstanding cultural dabei: Nutzen Sie den Pass für über und neuen Ausstellungskonzepten experience. The Museum Island in September. Ein weiterer Höhepunkt Berlin’s arts calendar. For this major 30 Berliner Museen. Für nur 29 € three consecutive opening days. The popular Museum Pass Berlin opens doors to Berlin’s major museums. Stadtmitte and bus M29 den Berlin-Besuch in ein hochwerti- the historical city centre is the heart des Berliner Kunstkalenders ist die event, Berlin’s museums, collections, (ermäßigt 14,50 €) können Sie an „Lange Nacht der Museen“ im archives, heritage sites and galleries free admission to over 30 museums and exhibitions ges kulturelles Erlebnis zu verwan- of Berlin’s cultural landscape. With drei aufeinanderfolgenden Tagen die Berlin WelcomeCard on three consecutive days deln. Die Museumsinsel mit ihren its five world-famous museums, the August. Dann öffnen Berliner all open their doors until well past hier aufgeführten Museen besuchen. Museen, Sammlungen, Archive, midnight. only €29 (concessions €14.50)* freie Fahrt in ganz Berlin public transport in Berlin VisitBerlin_99x70mm.qxp_Layout 1 13.03.19 09:02 Seite 1 available at Berlin Tourist Info Centres, at the participating museums, in many hotels or at shop.visitBerlin.com 200 Attraktionen erleben choose from 200 attractions Ermäßigungen bis zu 50 % Rabatt savings of up to 50% * Preise gültig für 2019 Prices valid for 2019. Picasso. Das späte Werk 2019: inkl. CityGuide & Stadtplan incl. CityGuide & Map Aus der Sammlung Jacqueline Picasso Alle Museen, Gedenk stätten und Schlösser im Überblick MIt MUSEUMS 9. März bis 16. Juni 2019 pASS An overview of all museums, memorials and palaces: Picasso. WItH MUSEUM Hier erhältlich: Available here: pASS 6 € / RED. 3 € museumsportal-berlin.de Barock. Wege des Barock. online: berlin-welcomecard.de* online: berlin-welcomecard.com* visitBerlin.com Die Nationalgalerien Barberini Corsini Berlin Tourist Infos + Berlin Service Berlin Tourist Info Centres + Berlin Van Gogh. in Rom Center +49 (0)30-25 00 25 Service Centre +49 (0)30-25 00 25 13. Juli bis 6. Oktober 2019 an den Berliner Flughäfen Berlin Tegel and Schönefeld airports Impressum imprint: Berlin Tegel und Schönefeld sales points and ticket machines of Diese Broschüre enthält alle Museen des 3-Tage-Museumspasses. GEÖFFNET Van Gogh. Stillleben bei BVG und S-Bahn in den Verkaufs- Berlin‘s public transport services This brochure contains all museums where you can use the 3 Day Museum Pass. 26. Oktober 2019 bis 2. Februar 2020 pERgAMON stellen und an Fahrkartenautomaten* (BVG and S-Bahn)* Herausgeber published by: Berlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH, Am Karlsbad 11, 10785 Berlin MEIStERWERkE DER ANtIkEN MEtROpOLE in mehr als 500 Shops und Hotels over 500 shops and hotels in Berlin Layout design: tigerworx Berlin; Kartografie maps: Kartopolis, Berlin; AN 361 TAGEN Open daily 10 am – 8 pm UND 360°-pANORAMA vON yADEgAR ASISI in Berlin Druck printed by: Druckhaus Haberbeck GmbH; täglich Übersetzung translation: Andrew Boreham 8-minute walk from NEU AUF DER MUSEUMSINSEL BERLIN berlin-welcomecard.com Anzeigen advertisments: Runze & Casper Werbeagentur, Tel. +49 (0)30-280 18 144 10 – 20 Uhr IM JAHR Checkpoint Charlie NEW ON BERLIN´S MUSEUM ISLAND Bitte beachten Sie, dass viele Museen bei Sonderausstellungen erhöhte Eintrittspreise erheben. Please note that many museums charge increased admission to special exhibitions. Online-Tickets: All our exhibitions are in German and English. www.smb.museum/pmp * Den dazugehörigen Berlin WelcomeCard CityGuide erhalten Sie gegen Vorlage des Tickets in den Berlin Lindenstr. 9 – 14 · 10969 Berlin Tourist Infos und den Verkaufsstellen der Verkehrsunternehmen. Simply present the ticket at any Berlin Stand: März 2019, Angaben ohne Gewähr, Änderungen vorbehalten
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