Pergamonmuseum. Das Panorama
The Pergamonmuseum continues to offer access to the Pergamonmuseum. Das Panorama during its temporary closure due to renovation. The museum provides films, podcasts, virtual tours, and a wide selection of books and products for visitors.
Key Features: - Access provided during temporary closure - Films, podcasts, virtual tours available - Offers a wide selection of books and products
Pros: - Access to content during the closure period - Opportunity for virtual experiences - Availability of educational resources
Cons: - Inconvenience due to the temporary closure
The Pergamon Museum Building
The listed building on the Museum Island in Berlin, Germany was constructed from 1910 to 1930 and is known for its Stripped Classicism style. It houses artifacts from ancient civilizations such as the famous Pergamon Altar and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List due to its architectural significance.
Key Features: - Houses artifacts from ancient civilizations - Added to UNESCO World Heritage List in 1999 - Known for its Stripped Classicism style
Pros: - Rich historical and cultural significance - Unique architectural style - Home to famous artifacts like the Pergamon Altar
Cons: - Severely damaged during World War II
Museum f r Islamische Kunst (Museum of Islamic Art)
This museum was opened in 1932 and is located within the newly built Pergamon Museum. It features a collection of objects found by German archeologists related to Assyrian, Sumerian, and Babylonian culture.
Key Features: - Part of the newly built Pergamon Museum - Displays objects related to Islamic art and culture - Exhibits items found by German archeologists
Pros: - Diverse collection of historical objects - Significant cultural relevance - Attractive display of Islamic art
Cons: - Limited access due to renovation works
Altes Museum Collection
This part of the collection dates back to acquisitions made by Roman archaeologists in 1698. It first became accessible in 1830 when it was opened as part of a larger collection at Altes Museum.
Key Features: - Collection dating back centuries - Partly accessible since 1830 - Comprised of various ancient artifacts
Pros: - Vast historical significance - Offers insights into ancient cultures - Accessible exhibits
Cons: - Limited accessibility due to partial opening
Pergamon Altar & Antikensammlung Collection
Home to renowned exhibits such as The Market Gate of Miletus, The Ishtar Gate, The Processional Way from Babylon, The Mshatta Facade, and The Meissner fragment from the Epic of Gilgamesh.
Key Features: - Renowned exhibits from ancient civilizations - Includes significant architectural structures - Houses important historical fragments
Pros: - Unique insights into ancient architecture - Cultural significance - Educational value
Cons: -Limited physical access currently due to renovations
James-Simon-Galerie
Open during the closure period offering continued access while construction work is ongoing at the main site.
Key Features: Open during closure period Provides continued access Located near main site
Pros: Opportunity for visitor engagement Offers an alternative experience Convenient location
Cons: Limited availability compared to main site
Pergamon Museum Visitor Center / James Simon Gallery
Designed by Oswald Mathias Ungers with connections planned between other museums on Museum Island including Neues Museum, Bodemuseum, Alte Nationalgalerie with large proposed alterations controversially proposed.
Key Features: Planned expansions connecting multiple museums Architectural competition winner Oswald Mathias Ungers Controversial proposed large alterations
Pros: Improved facilities potential Enhances overall visitor experience Creates new connections across museums
Cons: Limited current availability due renovations