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Housing an incredible collection of 19th-century paintings and sculpture, the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin is a must-visit for art lovers. Open Tue - Sun.

The asisi Panorama The Wall is an exhibition that combines art and history, putting you in the shoes of those who lived in a divided Germany.

The Barberini Museum features changing exhibitions from the art collection of founder and patron Hasso Plattner. The themes of the exhibitions range from the old masters to contemporary art. One focus is on Impressionism.

Explore Berlin at your leisure - hop on and off at the key attractions, as part of a Berlin City Circle Sightseeing bus tour.

From the Berlin Television Tower's observation deck 203 metres above the street, enjoy a 360 degree view over the city and the surrounding countryside.

Contemporary photography has a home at C/O Berlin, the city's premier venue for photography, experimental video art and engaging debate.

Learn about the evolution of much-loved computer games and other digital interactive entertainment media at the Computer Games Museum in Berlin.

Visit the GDR Museum in Berlin to take a peek behind the Iron Curtain, and learn what daily life was like in the communist German Democratic Republic.

Progressing from the nation's earliest days to modern times, the German History Museum leaves no stone unturned in its exploration of Germany's story.

The history of the Germans: how did Germany come about? What is German? Why was Germany divided? Experience 2.000 years of German history in an interactive, multimedia exhibition for the whole family.

Enjoy tea ceremonies, cherry blossoms, Italian flowers and much more with a visit to the multicultural Gardens of the World in eastern Berlin.

The Gemäldegalerie houses the Prussian state collection of painting from the 13th to the 18th centuries. It is regarded as one of the world's most important collections of European paintings, with works from various periods of art history.