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Museum Berggruen Berlin-Charlottenburg, Schlossstr. 1
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin; Foto: SMB

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Museum Berggruen

Since 1996, the Museum Berggruen is located in the so-called Western Stüler building opposite Charlottenburg Palace. This building, originally designed by August Stüler to house the stables of King Wilhelm IV, had been used by the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) from 1960 to 1993 when, reunified with the collections in East Berlin, it moved back to Altes Museum on the Museum Island. The conversion of the Museum Berggruen was executed after plans by the architectural office Hilmer und Sattler.

Further information:

• Picasso and his Time

• Museum Berggruen
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• www.smb.museum/mb