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Pergamon Panorama – Tickets, Highlights & Visiting Tips

Q: Is it good for children?

Yes. The immersive format is engaging and explanations are concise.

Pergamon Panorama Berlin – immersive 360° exhibition by Yadegar Asisi on Museum Island — Immersive 360° panorama on Museum Island – step into the ancient city of Pergamon.

Pergamon Panorama (Asisi Panorama) recreates the ancient city of Pergamon in a monumental 360° artwork. With curated artifacts and a cinematic soundscape, you’ll experience temples, streets and daily life of antiquity — a perfect companion to Museum Island.

Below: time-slot tickets, best visiting times, family tips and smart ways to combine it with other museums.

At a glance

Location: Museum Island Berlin (near the Pergamon Museum).
Format: 360° panorama + curated exhibits with context.
Duration: Plan 60–90 minutes.
For: Ancient history fans, families, architecture lovers.
Tip: Pair with a Museum Island ticket to visit multiple houses.
Comfort: Book a time slot; mornings on weekdays are quieter.

Pergamon Panorama – FAQ

What exactly is it?

A monumental 360° artwork by Yadegar Asisi depicting ancient Pergamon, complemented by exhibits and sound design.

Do I need a time-slot ticket?

Recommended. Time slots reduce waiting, especially on weekends and holidays.

Is it good for children?

Yes. The immersive format is engaging and the texts are easy to follow.

How to combine with other museums?

Use a Museum Island ticket. Allow 60–90 minutes for the Panorama plus 60–90 minutes per additional museum.

Can I take photos?

Usually yes, without flash or tripod. Always check on-site signage.

Inside the panorama

Walk the ramp to a central viewing platform and watch light shift from day to night over Pergamon’s temples, theatres and streets. The soundscape and concise labels place scenes in their historical context.

Tips for planning your visit

Weekday mornings are calmest. Book your time slot in advance and arrive 10–15 minutes early. Wear comfortable shoes and plan your route if you’re pairing the Panorama with other museums.

Highlights for first-timers

Start at ground level to absorb details, then move up to the balcony for a full 360° overview. Look for ritual processions, market activity and architectural details you’ll recognise across Museum Island.

Practical information

Opening hours: Usually 10:00–18:00, late opening on select days.
Location: Museum Island (near Pergamon Museum), Berlin.
Transport: S-Bahn Hackescher Markt; U6 Friedrichstraße; trams to Museumsinsel.
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible; lifts available.
Lockers: Paid lockers at the entrance.