Reopening of the Pergamon Museum

June 4, 2027

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  Pergamon Altar, ca. 170 B.C., in the exhibition areas of the Collection of Classical Antiquities in the central section of the Pergamon Museum.

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  The restored Aleppo Room, 1600–1603, in the exhibition areas of the Museum of Islamic Art in the north wing of the Pergamon Museum.

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  Detail of the Giant Frieze of the Pergamon Altar, circa 170 B.C., in the exhibition areas of the Collection of Classical Antiquities in the central section of the Pergamon Museum.

The Pergamon Museum on Museum Island will reopen its doors in June 2027 after several years of renovation.

Following the completion of the first major phase of renovation, the north wing and the central building of the Pergamon Museum will reopen to the public in June 2027. After more than ten years, visitors will once again be able to view, among other things, the iconic Pergamon Altar. The Museum of Islamic Art will also be presenting its collection in a new way, including the Aleppo Room, the Mschatta Façade and the Alhambra Dome. The Vorderasiatisches Museum (Near East Museum) is featuring a "preview" in the Schlütersaal that offers a glimpse of the planned new presentation set to open in 2037.

Modernization and restoration

As part of the renovation, the building and its technical infrastructure were modernized, accessibility was improved, parts of the collection were restored and the exhibition concepts were revised.

Now available: Group tours at the Pergamon Museum

Anyone interested in exploring the reopened Pergamon Museum as part of a group can already book guided tours for visits starting in June 2027. The 90-minute tour "Highlights of the Pergamon Museum" includes stops at the Pergamon Altar, the Mschatta Façade and the Aleppo Room. The tours are offered in German and English and cost 150 euros plus admission for groups of up to 25 people.

At a Glance

• Event: Reopening of the Pergamon Museum
• Location: Pergamon Museum
• Start: 4 June 2027
• Admission Fee:
  Not yet known
• Tickets for the group tour: shop.smb.museum