Bode Museum Skip-the-line Tickets, Berlin
Bode Museum Tickets highlights
Get skip-the-line tickets and enjoy a hassle free entry into the Bode Museum, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Berlin
Explore the Münzkabinett (Coin Cabinet) which has an astounding collection of 500,000 items including items from Ancient Greece, Rome, the Orient and others
Witness one of the largest coin cabinets in the world with the rare Numismatic Collection displayed in the Bode museum
Get amazed by the artefacts of The Christian Orient, Byzantium, Ravenna, Italian Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque eras and others
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Bode Museum Tickets overview
Activity Location: Am Kupfergraben, Eingang über die Monbijoubrücke, 10117 Berlin
Activity Duration: 2-3 Hours (Approx.)
Activity Timings:
- 10:00 AM - 06:00 PM (Tuesday - Saturday)
- Monday closed
Last Admission: 30 minutes before the closing time.
About the Bode Museum:
The Bode Museum is one of the five museums of the Berlin Museum which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has the Byzantine Art Museum which has pieces from the third to fifteenth centuries and the Numismatic Collection, which is one of the largest coin cabinets in the world. It also has the Sculpture Collection which has works from the early middle -ages to the 18th century. Admire the art masterpieces from the various eras including Italian Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque eras with your Bode Museum tickets.
About the Bode Museum Tickets:
- Travel through time and space with art, from Ancient Greece to the Byzantine Empire and all the way up to the nineteenth century.
- Admire the stunning handiwork of some of the age's finest craftsmen and artists on the north side of Museum Island.
- A trip to the Bode will introduce art from many different eras and places including Italian Gothic, Byzantium, Ravenna, Christian Orient, Baroque eras, and Renaissance.
- Explore the museum's collections from the end of the Roman Empire to the nineteenth century.
- The newest exhibit at the Bode Museum showcases contrasts by combining disparate yet related sculptures from Africa and Europe.
- Enjoy the exhibition that looks at the social prejudices that exist along the fine line between ethnography and art history.
How to Reach:
- By Car: Hire a cab and come via B2/B5 which is 1.6 km away from the city centre and you will reach your destination within 5 minutes.
- By Train: Board S-Bahn S1, S2 or S25 and get off at Friedrichstraße train station, which is around 1 km (approx. 5 minutes walk) away from the destination.
- By Subway: Board U6 and U5 U-Bahn and get off at the Friedrichstraße train station. From the station, walk for about 5 minutes (around 1 km) and you will reach your destination.
Bode Museum Tickets faqs
What is the best time to visit the Bode Museum?
The best time to visit the Bode Museum is during the early hours after the opening of the place. During this time you will get less crowd which will give you more space to explore the museum in a more detailed way. By arriving early you can also spend more time without getting late and discover all the aspects of the museum.
Is the Bode Museum worth visiting?
Yes, the Bode Museum is worth visiting, as it offers some of the most important aspects of history from different eras of world history. You can see Byzantine Art here along with one of the biggest collections of sculptures in the world.
What collections at Bode Museum are so popular?
Sculpture Collection: The museum holds one of the largest ancient sculpture collections in the world, offering various masterpieces such as German sculpture by Ignaz Günther and Tilman Riemenschneider.
Numismatic Collection: With over 500,000 million objects, it is one of the most significant numismatic collections in the entire world. You can also see various seals, jetons, money, and tokens here from 7th century BC till present day.
How long does it take to explore the Bode Museum?
It takes around 4-5 hours approximately to explore all the important exhibitions of the museum. Discover the largest collection of Numismatic and Byzantine Art Sculptures here along with other eras of the masterpieces.