Bode-Museum
Attraction
4.5 (5829 reviews)
Riverside museum of sculpture & Byzantine art, with regular exhibitions & events, plus a shop.
Am Kupfergraben, 10178 Berlin, Germany
+49 30 266424242
Did You Know?
Museum Island Landmark
The Bode-Museum is prominently located at the northern tip of Berlin's UNESCO World Heritage-listed Museum Island, surrounded by the Spree River.
Inaugural Opening
The museum first opened its doors in 1904 under the name Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum, honoring Emperor Frederick III.
Renamed for its Founder
In 1956, the museum was renamed the Bode-Museum in honor of its first curator and influential art historian, Wilhelm von Bode, who significantly shaped its collections.
World-Class Coin Collection
Its Münzkabinett (Coin Cabinet) houses one of the world's largest numismatic collections, with over 500,000 objects ranging from ancient times to the present day.
Highlights from Reviews
• Stunning Architecture
The museum building itself is a masterpiece of baroque and neoclassical architecture, with beautiful interiors and ornate designs.
• Rich Art Collection
It houses an impressive and high-quality collection of sculptures, Byzantine art, coins, and religious artifacts from various eras.
• Peaceful Atmosphere
Visitors appreciated the tranquil and peaceful ambiance, allowing for an unhurried and reflective exploration of the artwork.
• Charming Cafe
The museum features a beautiful and cozy cafe with a unique atmosphere, offering drinks and cakes, often with free access.
• Good Value Entry
The museum offers affordable ticket prices, student discounts, and sometimes includes free audio tours, providing good value for money.