This is the only museum in the world where you can simply look out the window to see the live models shown in the pictures inside.

  This urban villa is the only Berlin artists’ home that opens its doors to the public.

A world-famous bust is the star of this museum: Nefertiti (Egyptian for “the beautiful one has arrived”). She was the wife of pharaoh Akhenaton in the 14th century BC. The sculptor Thutmose surely could never have thought that his creation would become the epitome of Egyptian art in our days.

Designed by Bauhaus co founder Mies van der Rohe, this building is a landmark of modern architecture, and it also contains important testimonies of 20th century painting and sculpting.

If you intend to invest in art lucratively, you must first develop a sixth sense for it – and this museum is like an investor’s university.

This private collection of contemporary art by Karen and Christian Boros is located in a former World War Two bunker crowned by a penthouse in the style of Mies van der Rohe, where the couple also lives.

The more you know about Jewish and German cultures and about the world’s biggest crime, the Shoah, the more you may ask: why?