Berggruen Museum in Berlin

Housed in a three-story building crowned by a beautiful dome, the museum is very close to Charlottenburg Palace. Opened to the public in 1996, the Berggruen Collection houses masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse and Alberto Giacometti, among many others.

The Berggruen Museum is currently temporarily closed for renovations.

Pablo Picasso Collection

The highlight of the collection is the work of Pablo Picasso. The museum houses over one hundred paintings and sculptures by the Spanish artist relating his life from when he was an art student in 1897 until 1972, the year before his death.

Visitors will discover the artist’s life work and how he evolved, from his Blue Period (1901 – 1904), Rose Period (1904 – 1906), Cubism and the several variations of style during the 1920s.

Other Works of Art

Berggruen Museum also houses over 60 paintings by Paul Klee that date from 1917 to 1940. They reflect the peculiar poetic world of the artist.

Other renowned artists displayed at the art gallery include Henri Matisse, with 20 pictures, and Alberto Giacometti, the Swiss sculptor, with various of his bronze sculptures.

For Art Lovers

If you’d like to discover Pablo Picasso’s masterpieces, then the Berggruen Museum is the place to visit. If, on the other hand, you are not very keen on the previously mentioned artists, we suggest you discover different museums, since Berggruen Museum is one of the most expensive galleries in Berlin.

In front of the Berggruen Museum is the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection. Don’t forget that the entrance ticket gives you access to both collections.