Pinakothek der Moderne

Denys★★★★★★★★★★4.02 weeks ago

We visited on a weekday and paid €10 per person. The museum is large, with many exhibits and several interesting exhibitions. Personally, I prefer classical art, and some modern artworks did not impress me. However, there are also valuable works by famous artists such as Picasso, Dalí, and Kandinsky. Overall, it was an enjoyable visit, and the museum is worth seeing if you are interested in modern art.

Valentina Cetera★★★★★★★★★★5.0a week ago

Loved this museum! It may not be the Louvre or MOMA but it definitely has its own uniqueness. From architecture, paintings, sculptures and more, the Pinakothek der Moderne offers a really nice cultural experience for those looking for something to do on a rainy day or a Sunday afternoon! Not only the museum itself is a great experience but also the gift shop and cute shop has its charm. The Pinakothek is also not that big so it won’t take you a lot of time to see it all. The entrance ticket costs 10€ but it’s 7€ for students. It’s located in a popular neighborhood with coffe shops and a moce park nearby! Would recommend going there :)

Balázs Benyó★★★★★★★★★★5.03 months ago

The building itself is absolutely impressive—modern, spacious, and architecturally striking. Even before seeing the exhibitions, the structure already sets a strong tone for the visit. For us, the design section was simply unbeatable. It offers a fascinating insight into the evolution of industrial and product design, with a wide range of objects that are both functional and visually inspiring. The jewelry section deserves special mention. The interior design solutions are brilliant—clean, thoughtful, and perfectly aligned with the pieces on display. We especially liked the way the exhibition items were presented alongside their descriptions; the method of listing and showcasing them felt fresh, clever, and very well executed. What also stands out is how the museum manages to balance different disciplines—art, design, architecture, and graphics—under one roof, yet still keeps everything coherent and easy to follow. Overall, an inspiring and visually engaging museum. Highly recommended, especially if you have an interest in design and contemporary creativity.

T T★★★★★★★★★★5.03 weeks ago

This museum was so fun! A must visit for design lovers. People dancing outside as well. Also great vibes outside on a Sunday with people dancing. 1 Euro on Sundays, go Germany ❤️

ioana★★★★★★★★★★3.07 months ago

3.5 stars. The museum is huge, complete with a huge bauhaus furniture exhibit downstairs and a huge paintings collection upstairs. The space is not quite well organised though, in my opinion. It lacks a fundamental level of entertainment and it could use some more interactive elements. We visited the temporary exhibition on data cantres, which was interesting but writing and information-heavy. One issue I also have with some modern art museums is that it’s hard to find information on the artworks as the descriptions are scattered about and often lacked. Overall, I’d recommend visiting one time on Sundays as the ticket is only 1€.