The museum is a beautiful building in a beautiful place, I really liked the (special) exhibition Modigliani. Unfortunately, the guards are unbearable - both professionally and socially incompetent. Please check guests for unwanted items before entering the exhibition rooms so that the guest can drop them off at the cloakroom if necessary (also clear indications already in the cloakroom or check there) would be helpful. Please do not speak to guests unreasonably loud and harsh in the exhibition. This is not only enervating for the person addressed, it also disturbs everyone else's enjoyment of art. This behaviour should be stopped immediately by the museum management with its employees, it is simply shameful and, apart from the lack of social knowledge of standards, actually an organisational problem. If everything around the enjoyment of art becomes a burden, the next time the visitor thinks twice whether he will actually come back; that should not be in anyone's interest...

The Barberini Museum is housed in the Barberini Palace, which gives the museum its name, in the center of Potsdam. The collection of the museum's founder Hasso Plattner, which consists mainly of Impressionist works, is on permanent display here. Works by Monet, Renoir and Pissarro, to name a few, are on display. This exhibition alone is worth a visit. There are also changing special exhibitions. I saw the great exhibition with works by Munch, very worthwhile! The entrance is very well organized, as you have to book specific time slots, so there is no overcrowding or crowding. The staff were also very helpful and friendly throughout. A museum that really deserves a visit!

We arrived from Hamburg with an overnight stay and were not disappointed. We booked a time slot from 11:00 a.m. within the week and were able to enter the museum without waiting. There is a cloakroom, cupboards for bags and a beautiful museum shop. We really enjoyed the Munch exhibition. The pictures hang in large rooms and the viewers have enough space. We also really enjoy taking photos and were able to get along well with everyone. The explanations in the rooms, in the pictures and via the app were good and sufficient. We then went to the permanent exhibition of the “Hasso Plattner Collection”. We really enjoyed the visit and would come again.

The Museum Barberini in Potsdam is really great. Especially if you like art! They have many impressive works there, especially by the Impressionists like Claude Monet. The building itself is modern and chic, but still fits well into the historic surroundings of Potsdam. The temporary exhibitions are always interesting and bring variety. It takes about 2 to 3 hours to visit, which is just enough time to look at everything in peace.

I looked at the current exhibition "Maurice de Vlaminck - Rebel of Modernity". The artist was not a household name to me before, and so I had no particularly high expectations. However, the exhibition is really quite outstanding and highly recommended. Unfortunately, it will only run until January 12, 2025. I was really excited!

Superb Museum. Vistied because of Edward Much exhibision, but walked around to all floor and spend 4.5h without a minute to be bored. Beatifully maintaned, regardless how great art lover you are or in my case my partner is, they will enjoy it.