Neues Museum Berlin: Fast-Track Admission

The one museum you must visit in Berlin!

Designed by Friedrich August Stüler, the Neues Museum reflects neoclassical and Renaissance styles.

Severely damaged during World War II, it was restored under the supervision of British architect David Chipperfield, maintaining its original design. Reopened in 2009, the Neues Museum houses ancient papyrus artifacts, Egyptian artifacts, Trojan artifacts, and prehistoric European art. The highlight of the Neues Museum is the bust of Nefertiti, considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Egyptian art. Discover special artifacts at the Neues Museum in Berlin.

Main Exhibition Guide

Bust of Nefertiti:
One of the most famous works of ancient Egypt, the bust of the beautiful ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertiti.

Egyptian Collection:
Discover exhibits showcasing the history and culture of Egypt, including papyrus, mummies, reliefs, statues, and everyday tools.

Prehistoric and Early History Collection:
Various artifacts from ancient Europe and Asia are on display.

Ancient Greek and Roman Collection:
You can see exhibits showing the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome, such as statues, pottery, jewelry, and weapons.

Fast-Track Admission

With WAUG, you can enter the Neues Museum directly by scanning the QR code at the entrance line. You can also enter through the exclusive line for ticket holders, allowing for fast-track admission. Save time and money by purchasing in advance.