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Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung: was in der Nähe ist, wie man hinkommt und wann man fährt · 2026

Residents in Mitte endure heavy museum foot traffic along the island promenade, yet living nearby lets you study the galleries during empty weekday mornings after the weekend crowds disperse.

Egyptian Museum of Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0

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The Egyptian Museum of Berlin holds royal Prussian antiquities inside the Neues Museum on Museum Island.

The institution originated from royal art holdings assembled by the Hohenzollern rulers of Prussia. King Friedrich Wilhelm established the dedicated Egyptian section following advice from Alexander von Humboldt. The inventory expanded through the private collection of Giuseppe Passalacqua and expeditions to Egypt and Nubia. Architect Friedrich August Stüler designed its permanent halls within the Neues Museum.

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Strategic bombing heavily damaged the gallery building during wartime, splitting the holdings across a divided city. East Berlin displayed items at the Bode Museum, while evacuated masterworks such as the Nefertiti Bust went to Charlottenburg in West Berlin. German reunification permitted the dispersed treasures to reassemble. Following extensive renovations, the complete collection reopened inside its restored Museum Island quarters.

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  • Nefertiti BustThe Amarna portrait remains the centerpiece of the ancient holdings.
  • Neues MuseumThe historic Stüler building provides the permanent exhibition space.
  • Giuseppe PassalacquaHis private antiquities formed the initial core of the public collection.
  • Postwar PartitionPolitical division kept key exhibits scattered across split city sectors.
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  • Alexander von Humboldt encouraged the Prussian crown to establish a dedicated Egyptian department.
  • Prussian expeditions led by Karl Richard Lepsius brought ancient artifacts from Egypt and Nubia to Berlin.
  • Entrepreneur Henri James Simon donated the Amarna excavation find of the Nefertiti Bust to the museum.
  • During the Cold War, the Nefertiti Bust was displayed opposite Charlottenburg Palace in West Berlin.
Quelle: Wikipedia
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