The Bode Museum on the Museumsinsel is the one you shouldn't miss on your tour. It's calmer than the other museums and that let's you study the exhibited artworks without getting distracted. The complementing architecture is one of a kind. To be honest this is just a must go!

An outstanding collection of Medieval and Renaissance art, primarily sculpture, but some paintings as well. There are also a few rooms of Baroque art, a Byzantine collection, and a coin and medal collection. The building itself is beautiful.

What an amazing museum part of museum island. I only got to see three due to so many artifacts. I would highly recommended this museum as with the others. You will need a one day pass at 18 euros but you will need an early start to see all five museums. I will be back to see the two I didn't visit.

This museum has a large collection of sculptures and coins. There are highlights such as half a room of Donatello sculptures, a golden mosaic cupola, and the building itself. There were also countless crucifixes, altarpieces, panel paintings, and other religious art that seem to be selected as examples of part of a time period rather than selected for their aesthetic quality. The more curated temporary exhibition was quite enjoyable.

I give this museum four starts mainly because the building itself was so beautiful it was worth the trip in itself. The collection was rather basic and not very interesting. The contemporary exhibition "beyond compare" was bad. So little thought through and it almost only compared the African artefacts to Christian symbols. This could have been done so much more interesting.