The new museum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It began to be built back in those days when there was no longer enough space in the old one. Later, the museum building was seriously damaged during World War II and remained in ruins for decades. Then the museum was restored and now most of it is occupied by a collection of exhibits from Egypt with the famous bust of Nefertiti, a collection of papyri, as well as a museum of the prehistoric period. An interesting exhibit is also the Berlin golden hat of the end of the Bronze Age, which is also well preserved. Well, you can only take a picture of the bust of Nefertiti from afar, her photo session is strictly prohibited in the museum. But the hat and everything else - please take it off for health)
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