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James-Simon-Galerie - James Simon Galerie - Museumsinsel Berlin

James-Simon-Galerie

3.3(3 reviews)
21.8 km•Mitte

Sort of a misnomer. This is actually a building and not really a gallery. It is the entrance for…read morethe Pergamon museum. It also has a Cafe.

From the owner: Ab Samstag, 14.03.2020, sind alle Häuser der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin bis auf weiteres…read moregeschlossen. Diese Maßnahme soll helfen, die Verbreitung des Coronavirus so gering wie möglich zu halten. Wir bitten unsere Besucherinnen und Besucher um Verständnis. Die James-Simon-Galerie ist das neue Eingangsgebäude und Besucherzentrum auf der Museumsinsel Berlin. Benannt wurde sie nach James Simon (1851-1932), einem der bedeutendsten Mäzene der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin. Das Haus ist Teil des Masterplans Museumsinsel, der 1999 beschlossen wurde, um das UNESCO-Welterbe zu bewahren und gleichzeitig zu einem zeitgemäßen Museumskomplex umzugestalten. Der Entwurf für das neue Gebäude stammt von David Chipperfield Architects. Als Besucherzentrum übernimmt die James-Simon-Galerie zentrale Servicefunktionen. Neben Tickets und Informationen zu allen Häusern finden Besucherinnen und Besucher hier ein Café, einen Museumsshop, ein Auditorium und einen Raum für Sonderausstellungen. Das Gebäude dient zudem als alleiniger Zugang zum Pergamonmuseum und über die unterirdische Archäologische Promenade als einer von zwei Zugängen zum Neuen Museum. Nach Fertigstellung des Masterplans soll die Erschließung über die Archäologische Promenade vom Alten Museum bis hin zum Bode-Museum reichen. Café und Restaurant der James-Simon-Galerie mit Außenterrasse am Kupfergraben werden auch außerhalb der Öffnungszeiten zugänglich sein.

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James-Simon-Galerie - Main entrance

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Alternative Berlin Tours

Alternative Berlin Tours

4.8(34 reviews)
19.4 km•Prenzlauer Berg

**STREET ART WORKSHOP & TOUR**…read more WHERE: Met at noon (plenty of time to grab breakfast beforehand) at Alexanderplatz TV TOWER next to entrance of Starbucks. However, the tour ends at the workshop in Lictenberg. DURATION: 3.5-4 hour tour and workshop. COST: 18 euros per person and can book online. PART 1 ======= Took the back streets and discovered some of the latest, greatest, and oldest examples of street art, graffiti and mural art. Our guide, a street artist/expert on the scene, showed us some of the best: - stencil art - throw ups - mural art - tagging - ad busting - heaven spots - burners; and - installations while teaching us who was who and their motivations behind their artwork. PART 2 ======= We then visited their workshop in a former abandoned margarine factory in Lictenberg we were instructed how to stencil and spray paint. Yes, we took our piece home as well. So much fun. PRO TIPS: - Make sure to tip your guide. - Purchase an AB transport ticket for this tour. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for those who like street art, graffiti, and history of Berlin.

Firstly, I am not a tour kind of person. I will begrudgingly go on a tour when it's something in…read morewhich I have a strong interest and I have no option to see it on my own. My friend Jennifer recommended Alternative Berlin as a great way to see some of the counter cultural sites in Berlin, places that would take weeks or months of living in Berlin to find on your own. I decided to suck it up and go along since I was only going to be in town for 3.5 days. Alternative Berlin has several tour options. I did the Real Berlin tour, which is an extended version of their free walking tour. They also have a street art workshop (combined tour and DIY tutorial), a twilight tour and an alternative pub crawl. Our guide Dora spoke Italian, German and English, but conducted the tour in English. Dora was fluent on the historical and cultural aspects of the city. We visited several squats and art complexes, learning about the transformation of the structures over the years. Dora also pointed out some of the more colorful bars in the area and took us to the Turkish neighborhood of Kreuzberg. All in all, it was a great intro to Berlin. HELPFUL HINT - Pick up a day public transit pass ticket in advance as you'll be riding the trains between sites. - Bring money for lunch/snacks. - The meeting spot, the Starbucks, is somewhat obscured from view until you are close. It's in the small complex of businesses directly at the base of the Alexanderplatz TV Tower.

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