This newly renovated gallery in a stark, whitewashed bilevel space of a converted glass warehouse is a superb spot for taking stock of what Berlin's art scene has been up to since 1870. Temporary exhibits occupy the ground floor from where two floating stairways lead upstairs to selections from the permanent collection which is especially strong when it comes to Dada, New Objectivity, Eastern Europe avant-garde and art created during the city's division.
Jüdisches Museum ticket holders qualify for reduced admission on the same day and the following two days, and vice versa.
