I really enjoyed the Bode Museum. The exposition at this time on the Renaissance Portraits was really interesting. I really appreciated the audio/video guides on Ipod Touch. They were really useful and easy to use. The information through the whole museum are easy to understand and to read. Beautiful architecture and nice employees. More

While the other museums were crowded with school groups, this was empty. Beautiful exhibits delightfully shown. Some breath taking stuff. Medieval and byzantine, one mosiac apse from a church in Ravenna, Italy. Treasury items fascinating workmanship and representation of Medieval thought. An El Greco Mater Dolorosa, great! Again, costly get a museumpass from your hotel or tourist info spot. More

Lots and lots of great classical paintings and lots of space. Some great temporary exhibits as well. And they had timed tickets for their last very popular exhibit, which I find so much better than just waiting in line forever. More

I'm not much of an art person, especially of paintings, but there were some interesting historical items in here that caused me to pause. The descriptions of how certain types of sculptures were created and replicated in ancient times was very enlightening. Some of the intricate carvings and sculptures were mesmerizing. The ancient sarcophagi were also interesting. HINT: Unless you... More

Not worth going to unless there is a good exhibition on and the museum area pass won't get you into that anyway. More

The Bode Museum was not on our itinerary, but we were intrigued from the outside as this beautiful building sits on the tip of Berlin's Museum Island. We were enchanted with the elegant lobby when we went inside. The Museum of Byzantine Art on the first floor was the highlight of our rather brief visit. Interesting objects were on display... More

I found myself alone in Berlin for a day and decided to trek across the city to check out the Museum Island. After getting repeatedly lost, a kindly Berliner gave me some clear directions and recommended the Bode Museum as his favourite in Berlin. I was quite hot and bothered by the time I arrived but this museum was like... More

The building is characterized by a very large dome. It has a sculpture collection and the Museum of Byzantine art. The impressive entrance has a statue of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Behind him is the magnificent staircase of the museum leading to the second floor. The most important sculpture is the statue of Dancer, which was created by Antonio Canova in... More

A> a amazing person on the cash register extremely helpful and nice and knowledgeable B> male person on info up the stairs, no interest in helping us at all with simple direction question C> shop upstairs male sales person" why why? i ask for certain books in English he never even stood up to try to help me to sell... More