Bode Museum Tour Introduction | Bode Museum Floor Plan

Translated from the original German manual, including floor layout, exhibition area introduction, audio guide, and accessibility information.

🌐 Also available in: 繁中日本語

🏛 Bode Museum Guide Introduction

The Bode Museum is one of the world-class institutions on Museum Island (Museumsinsel Berlin) in Berlin, Germany, opened in 1904, originally named the Kaiser Friedrich Museum. This magnificent riverside building combines Byzantine, Gothic, and Renaissance art, serving as a treasure trove of European sculpture and coin history.

🗺 Exhibition Floor Plan

Third Floor (2nd Floor)

208–210: Late Gothic French and Dutch
216: James Simon Cabinet
224–225: Italian Renaissance and Historicism
233–240: Sculpture Production and Bronze Sculpture
249–258: Spanish, German-Austrian Baroque, and Classicism

Second Floor (1st Floor)

106–111: German and Italian Gothic, Byzantine and Early Christian
121–134: Italian Renaissance and Baroque, German-French Gothic

First Floor (0th Floor)

Special Exhibition “Klartext”
Coin Cabinet and Library

🧾 Exhibition Highlights

💎 Sculpture Gallery: Collection of sculptures from 800 AD to 1800 AD
💰 Coin Cabinet: Displays a global collection of coins from Ancient Greece to modern Euros

📍 Practical Information

Address: Am Kupfergraben 1, 10117 Berlin
Audio Guides: Available in German and English
Ticket Information and Tours: www.smb.museum

📄 Download / Online Reading of the Guide