About Pergamonmuseum
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The Pergamon Museum in Berlin is one of the city’s most celebrated cultural landmarks, known for its powerful sense of scale and its exceptional archaeological collections. The atmosphere is solemn, immersive, and deeply historical, making it a compelling place for visitors who are interested in the ancient world and monumental architecture.
Its most famous highlights include large reconstructions such as the Pergamon Altar, the Ishtar Gate, and the Market Gate of Miletus, all of which create a striking impression that is difficult to find elsewhere. The museum also brings together important holdings from ancient, Near Eastern, and Islamic art, offering a broad view of human creativity across different civilisations. Even while the main building is under renovation, the Pergamon name remains closely associated with one of Berlin’s most iconic museum experiences.
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