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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.

The Altes Museum is one of the state museums of Berlin and is located on Museum Island. Since July 2010, it has housed the Prussian state collections of Roman and Etruscan antiquities upstairs and the Greek collection on the main floor. 

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.

Witness skilled actors bring horrifying history to life at the Berlin Dungeon - this is a thrillingly spooky experience that will not be forgotten easily.

Leading small groups on bicycle tours around the city, Berlin on Bike offer a fun and insightful way to experience the German capital.

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.

The Bode Museum houses the Prussian state collection of sculpture from the early Middle Ages through the late 18th century as well as selected paintings from the Gemäldegalerie, the Museum of Byzantine Art and the state coin collection.

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

Citysightseeing in Potsdam is the best way to discover one of Germany’s most beautiful cities. Visitors can choose when to hop off and when to drive on by.

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