A substitute to Pergammon museum

#europeonbudget One huge disappointment in Berlin is that the Pergamon Museum is closed for renovations right now, but there’s some sorta consolation prize: its Pergamon Panorama exhibition. For €12 (free under 18), you step into a 360-degree, 360° sound-and-light spectacle that transports you to ancient Pergamon in 129 AD. The massive circular painting wraps around you, making you feel like you’re wandering the streets of this Roman-era city—complete with bustling markets, temple rituals, and even a glowing sunset over the Acropolis. It’s not just a static display; the lighting shifts from dawn to dusk, and ambient sounds (chatter, hammering, distant music) bring the scene to life. There are also some interesting narratives about different Greek Gods in the exhibition, which is great for people who are interested in Greek mythology.