Hi, the entrance to the Pergamonmuseum is via the James-Simon-Gallery.

It is planned to reopen on 2024. In the meantime, there is an interesting exhibition on it which you can visit ( for an additional fee) in a building nearby. Nice 3d exhibit and panorama with statues, bas reliefs and other altar ornaments.

Dear José, sadly the Pegamonmuseum is still closed and we don't know when we can reopen it again. But the Pergamonmuseum. Das Panorama is opne with a Panorama of the antique Pergamon. Kind regards!

Dear Diego, the Pergamonmuseum is still closed and at the moment, we don't know when we can reopen it. Kind regards!

Dear Luciana, yes it's is the right that the Pergamon Altar can't be seen until the renovations will be finished. The north wing and the gallery of Hellenistic art will also be closed. The artefacts from Uruk and Habuba Kabira, as well as the rooms with Babylonian, ancient Iranian, and Sumerian monuments, are also currently inaccessible to the public. Additionally, several objects in the Vorderasiatisches Museum have been removed from their display cases for safekeeping during the construction work. We apologize for any inconvenience. Nethertheless: The south wing of the Pergamonmuseum – which features the Ishtar Gate, the Processional Way, the Museum für Islamische Kunst, and the Market Gate of Miletus – will remain open to the public. And there is the "Pergamonmuseum. The Panorama", that takes visitors back to the year AD 129, showing the ancient city of Pergamon on the west coast of Asia Minor, which shows the Pragamon Altar in its original context. A hint: Due to capacity limits and in order to avoid long queues we are offering entry to the Pergamonmuseum with timed tickets only. If you plan your visit, you can get your free timed tickets online on our website. So we hope, you will enjoy your stay at Pergamonmuseum. :) Kind regards from the Social Media Team of the Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin

Dear carlottad, there is a special "Berlin Welcomcard Museumsinsel" which gives free entrance to all 5 museums on the Museumsinsel. With the "Berlin Welcomcard" there is just a discount on the entrance fee. If you are planning to visit the Pergamonmuseum, here is a hint: Currently, with the Pergamonmuseum undergoing refurbishments, the Museumsinsel’s new reception building is the only entry point to the Pergamonmuseum. For security reasons, only 550 people are allowed to visit the museum at any one time. In order to avoid long queues, from now on, the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin is offering entry to the Pergamonmuseum with timed tickets only. If you plan to visit all museums, check out which day you want to visit. The "Alte Nationalgalerie", the "Altes Museum" and the "Bode-Museum" are not open on mondays. Kind Regards! The Social Media Team of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin :)

Hello, yes it is right that the Pergamon Altar is still in renovation. You can have look at our website, there you can see a 3D model of the Altar, which is also shown on screens in the exhibition of Pergamonmuseum. Since 2018 we have another attraction, the temporary exhibition building "Pergamonmuseum. The Panorama". The 360° Panorama shows the city of Pergamon in Roman times (ca. 129 CE). Kind Regards!

Dear 30SimoR, have a look at our webside for Concessions - you can find it by search also in englisch language. The reduced rate is generally 50% of the admission fee. The reduced rate applies to schoolchildren, students, those engaged in national or community service, unemployed persons claiming „ALG I“ job-seekers’ allowance, and severely disabled persons (with at least 50% reduction in earning capacity), on presentation of the appropriate identification. Please note: the Pergamonmuseum is being renovated. For safety reasons only 550 people are allowed to stay there at the same time. In order to avoid long waiting times for visitors, we are now offering admission to the Pergamon Museum only with a time window ticket. So we recommend to buy a ticket for the Pergamonmuseum and Asisi Panorama online and in advance. We hope you will enjoy your stay! Best regards Your team of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin