The Bettina Berggruen Garden is also accessible to the public during museum opening times.
The collection housed in the Berggruen Museum, was sold to the city of Berlin for a price way below its actual value when its previous owner, Heinz Berggruen, returned to his native city after six decades in exile.
Famous artists who have works in the collection include Pablo Picasso, Alberto Giacometti, Georges Braque, Paul Klee and Henri Matisse, so this makes it a great place to see work from all these artists in one visit.
The buildings themselves that house the Berggruen collection have their own history. Completed in 1859, they were designed to match the impressive Charlottenburg Palace, which sits opposite. The grounds and buildings were expanded in 2013 and the museum continues to be a drawcard for art lovers from around the world.
On public transport, the museum can be easily reached by S-Bahn, U-Bahn, and by bus. The site is closed Mondays and is open Tuesday to Sunday between 10 am and 6 pm.
Entrance ticket costs €10, with a reduced rate for children and seniors. An annual pass can be bought for €25. The museum includes a shop, bookstore, and café.
Visit countless exciting attractions on sightseeing buses and boats. Get a feel for the contemporary spirit of Berlin while learning about its rich history and culture.
Discover Berlin's landmarks with a hop-on hop-off tour on open-top sightseeing buses. Hop off to explore the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Wall, and Checkpoint Charlie or combine the bus with a boat tour.
Discover Berlin on a convenient hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour with live commentary, visiting the most famous and beautiful sights of the city at your leisure. The use of buses with audio guide is also possible.
Enjoy a tour of the courtyards in the fascinating old town of Berlin. On this 2-hour tour you will learn about the history of the city as you soak up the atmosphere of the multicultural neighborhood.
Visit Europe’s largest Jewish museum, housed in a symbolic zig-zag shaped building. Explore the new core exhibition presenting the history of Judaism in Germany.
Explore the history of the African Quarter on a guided walking tour in Berlin's Wedding district. Immerse yourself in the tangled history between Germany and several African nations.
Experience Kreuzberg, the multicultural hotspot of Berlin, on a guided walking tour. Discover the famous streets, parks, and backyards of the neighborhood as you immerse yourself in local life.
Join lovers of illusion, young and old, at the Illuseum Berlin. Experience an exhibit in which touching is explicitly encouraged. See why the museum's motto is: "You are the museum and the illusion".
Take a journey into Berlin's alternative and urban scenes on a walking tour. Experience the city's street art, city markets, café districts, artist quarters, multicultural neighborhoods, and more.
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