THE HUMBOLDT FORUM

The Humboldt Forum is a museum located right across from Museum Island. Witness the amazing architecture of the building which is a combination of ultra-modern building elements and sculptural façades of Berlin’s former Baroque palace. One of the most popular attractions in the museum is the sculptor hall on the ground floor where you can witness original sandstone figures.

The Humboldt Forum is a spot that is now filled with tourists with extraordinary touring openings. It was set up recently in 219 and has seen two of Berlin's astonishing galleries: the Museum of Ethnography (Ethnologisches Museum) and the Museum of Asian Art (Museum für Asiatische Kunst).

The Humboldt Forum is presently housed under a solitary rooftop. This new extraordinary destination is viewed as the equivalent of driving historical information from all over the world. Guests can now effectively investigate Germany's biggest assortments of non-European fortunes.

Highlights

• Admire the beautiful modern architecture of the building along with the sculptural façades of the baroque styled palace.
• Witness the 28-metre-long video panorama which will help you learn the historical development of the site from the 12th century.
• Head over to the Berlin exhibition on the first floor where you can learn more about the city and its global developments.
• Explore the ethnological museum and Museum of Asian Art housing 20,000 exhibits from the 5th century to the present.