The Gemäldegalerie in Berlin offers 1,500 works of European art, from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, in an impressive building with 72 rooms. Highlights include Italian, Dutch and German masters, and iconic pieces such as Caravaggio's painting of the triumph of love.

The Gemäldegalerie houses an impressive collection of 1,500 works spanning centuries and artistic styles. From the Italian Baroque and the Dutch Golden Age to lesser-known German artists, this museum offers a journey through the history of European art, with pieces collected by the Prussian government since 1815. The building itself is equally spectacular: from the central meditation hall, visitors can explore 72 side rooms filled with paintings showcasing artistic achievements from different periods. Among the highlights is a piece by Caravaggio depicting love triumphant over human achievement, a reminder that even the great can be overcome by sentiment.
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