Asian Art Museum

5 Edgar Borchardt - a week ago

Part of the Humboldt Forum. A small collection but expertly curated.

3 Kevin Boon - 2 months ago

For a free museum, this place is not all that bad. The artworks however are lacking.

2 Tiago Carvalho - 6 years ago

The pieces are actually very promising but unless you are an art specialist about ancient American cultures, Chinese, Korean and Japane Art, you won't know much about them here.

There's not very much information about anything; when there seems to be, it's in German. I used the Audio Guide in English and found only two audio spots.

The staff is rude and uneducated. They don't tell you about the closed Asian Art room in the ground floor and you can only find out about it when you have the ticket.

Very disappointing.

4 Xin Z - 6 years ago

Really nice museum with a very interesting collection. If you are into Zen and Wabi Sabi. The is the place for you! The staff are very friendly! Pity the ground floor was closed.

1 Loïc B - 3 years ago

Closed. Should be removed

5 Berkay Çetin - 4 weeks ago

(Translated by Google) It's a great place.. you need to spare at least 3 hours. You can get information about Asian civilizations. I haven't seen North Asia. I could not come across the north of the Mughals, the uyghurs. I said the Mongols would come out, it didn't come out much. The rest is great.. I gave my hours, I came out in awe

(Original)
Harika bir yer.. en az 3 saat ayırmanız lazım. Asya uygarlıkları hakkında bilgi alabilirsiniz. Kuzey asyayı göremedim. Babür ler uygurlar dan kuzeyine denk gelemedim. Moğollar cıkar dedim cok çıkmadı. Gerisi harika.. saatlerimi verdim, hayranlıkla çıktım

4 Mario Kühl - 3 weeks ago

(Translated by Google) Very nice free exhibition with Indian, Chinese and Japanese exhibits.
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Unfortunately, the audio guide (own mobile phone, without installation :-) ) didn't quite fit the order of the exhibition, which isn't that bad.
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Bags and backpacks are not allowed in, but there are free lockers and toilets on the 1st floor (handicapped accessible and baby changing room).
Regards c99

(Original)
Sehr schöne kostenlose Ausstellung mit indischen, chinesischen und japanischen Ausstellungsstücken.
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Der Audioguide (eigenes Handy, ohne Installation :-) ) hat leider nicht ganz zu der Ausstellungsreihenfolge gepasst, was aber nicht so schlimm ist.
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Taschen und Rucksäcke dürfen nicht mit rein, aber im 1.Stock gibt es kostenfreie Schließfächer und Toiletten (Behindertengerechte und Wickelraum).
MfG c99