Berlin, Germany
The Altes Museum on Berlin's Museum Island is one of the finest examples of German Neoclassical architecture, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and opened in 1830. Its iconic rotunda, modelled on the Pantheon in Rome, houses the Antikensammlung - a permanent collection of ancient Greek and Roman art. The building itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Museum Island ensemble.
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A hands-on session for children at the Altes Museum in Berlin: exploring the attributes of Greek gods through marble statues and ancient vases, with links drawn to the modern world.
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A workshop for children at the Altes Museum in Berlin - equipped with cameras and props, kids explore the galleries independently and create their own self-portraits.
An interactive expedition through the Altes Museum in Berlin in search of Fortuna, the Roman goddess of happiness and destiny, for history and mythology enthusiasts.