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The Museum Island’s oldest museum (built in
1830) houses the restructured exhibition of the
Collection of Classical Antiquities, which brings the
Greeks, Etruscans and Romans under one roof for
the first time. The collection includes jewellery and
coins, tombs and sanctuaries, vases with impres-
exhibition
Ancient Worlds
Altes museum
6.30 pm
Guided tour for children (in German)
How did the Greeks live?
7.45 pm
Guided tour for children (in German)
Ancient Italy:
At home with the Etruscans and the Romans
Dance to Flute Music
(detail), chalice-shaped
krater of the painter of the
Berlin dancer, Apulian,
430–410BC. Antikensammlung.
© Antikensammlung
SMB.
Photograph: Johannes
Laurentius
sive artwork and statues of commanding emperors
and powerful gods, providing a unique insight into
the antique world.
7.30 pm–12.00 am
Evening talk (in German)
Expert guides are on hand to answer questions
and converse with visitors.
8.30 � 9.30 � 10.30 pm
Choir in front of the museum
A powerful reception: the Berliner Kantorei
(Berlin Church Choir), conducted by Günter Brick,
perform religious motets by Anton Bruckner, Johannes
Brahms und Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
in front of the Altes Museum.
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Anne fRAnK zentRum
Berliner Kantorei. © Berliner
Kantorei/ Cathleen Leu In the exhibition »Anne Frank. hier&heute«≪
The Anne Frank Zentrum, partner of the Anne
Frank House in Amsterdam, provides an insight
into the world of Anne Frank and her friends.
exhibition
Anne Frank. hier & heute
The exhibition offers many pictures, documents,
objects and films; the exhibition’s theme-based
modules and computer workstations make for an
interactive experience.
6.00–11.00 pm � hourly
Accompanied tour through the exhibition
(in German)
Every tour will be concluded by a short musical
performance
6.00 � 8.00 � 10.00 pm � 12.00 � 1.00 am
Film (in German)
The short life of Anne Frank
(30 mins, from 12 years)
7.00 � 9.00 � 11.00 pm
Film (in English)
The short life of Anne Frank
(30 mins, from 12 years)
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