Found on Berlin's Museum Island, this building boasts an impressive collection of sculptures, coins, medals and art. This ornate hall was originally built by Eberhard von Ihne as a dedication to the Renaissance and after it was damaged during WWII, the museum underwent renovations to keep its rich history in tact.
Plan
Overview
Skill level
Easy
Accessbility
Public Location
Hours
Tues-Wed & Fri-Sun 10AM-6PM;
Thu 10AM-8PM
Fee
6–12€
Pack
Wide-angle lens (16mm)
How to get there
N52° 31' 17.7528"E13° 23' 43.206"
The image was taken in the Klein Kuppelhalle staircase in the Bode Museum. To get here, enter the museum off of Monbijoubrücke. Upon entering, you'll find an impressive entry hall with a large dome structure. Walk straight through a longer hall full of statues and then continue to go straight toward another big hall called the Basilica. After going through the next door, you'll find a small dome with the pictured stairs in the Klein Kuppelhalle.
I recommend purchasing tickets online to avoid the lines: https://www.smb.museum/en/museums-institutions/bode-museum/home.html
By subway:
- Closest station: Friedrichstraße (via U6 line)
- Head north on Friedrichstraße toward Georgenstraße
- Turn right onto Georgenstraße
- Turn left onto Am Kupfergraben
- Turn right onto Monbijoubrücke and the destination will be on the right
Address:
Bode Mesuem, Am Kupfergraben, 10117 Berlin, Germany
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