I was really excited when I visited Pergamon Museum. But the thing is this museum is not so great as it seems.The most interesting thing to see, in my opinion, is the Babylon gate. It is an amazing piece of art. But other than that,...More

We went to the Pergamon Museum knowing we wouldn't be able to see the actual templr but we were disappointed at the significant displays that weten't accessible. We did see the lion Gate from Ishtar and the marketplace from Miletus (which are amazin) but it...More

there were renovations going on so I missed out on seeing at least one major highlight (Pergamon Altar) . Entry fee should have been discounted. The Babylon or Ishtar Gate (Ischtar-Tor) and the Market Gate of Miletus was very impressive.

I love to visit old historical places. Lots of art but as we had booked our glass roof visit had to rush.

As always I enjoy seeing historical museums , this would have been more enjoyable once the present renovations of parts of the museum have finished , but it was nice to see the impressive Babylonian Ishtar gate , it was worth the visit

Boring and the main thing is a reconstruction rather than a source. Not a must-see for sure. Nice to go if you have some relation to this subject.

This museum demonstrates what other historical museums can only hope to accomplish in terms of scale and interpretation. Travel back in time as you explore Ancient Greece, a Roman Marketplace and many other ancient civilisations. Currently undergoing an extensive renovation, this museum promises to become...More

The museum has an impressive collection of archeologucal monuments, tracing back thousands of years and telling the history of the old kingdom of Pergamon. A history enthusiast, i was overwhelmed with the exhibition, but on the same note i was surprised with the fact that...More

This Museum has the biggest work of art showed in a closed place: 1,600 tons of stone brought from Egypt

There didn't seem to be a lot to see here. What was there was quite impressive and I gather there will be more when renovation is finished. I found no line-up to get in. According to one of our tour guides there is usually a...More