Neue Nationalgalerie

The New National Gallery in Berlin was built by Mies van der Rohe, a pioneer of modern architecture. The museum itself is a sculpture of steel and glass. The exhibits inside include paintings ranging from Impressionism to German Expressionism, Realism, and Cubism. works, to large-scale sculptures by Henry Moore and others. Opposite it, the golden-yellow walls of the Berlin Philharmonic and its twists and shapes are like sails raised in the sea of music.