The Pergamon Altar (Hellenistic Architecture) (2nd-century BC masterpiece from ancient Anatolia)

The Ishtar Gate (Babylonian Architecture) (Monumental glazed-brick gate from the reign of Nebuchadnezzar II)

The Processional Way of Babylon (Architecture) (Lion-adorned walls leading to the Ishtar Gate)

Market Gate of Miletus (Roman Architecture) (Towering marble facade from 2nd-century AD Asia Minor)

Façade of Mshatta (Islamic Art) (Elaborately carved stone walls from an 8th-century Umayyad desert palace)

The Aleppo Room (Islamic Art) (Stunningly painted wooden panelling from a 17th-century Syrian home)

Assyrian Palace Reliefs (Ancient Near East) (Alabaster carvings from the palaces of Nimrud and Nineveh)

Statue of a Goddess from Taranto (Classical Antiquity) (Iconic enthroned deity sculpture)

Carl Humann (Archaeologist) (The engineer who discovered and excavated the Pergamon Altar)

Robert Koldewey (Archaeologist) (Director of the Babylon excavations uncovering the Ishtar Gate)

Wilhelm von Bode (Founder/Visionary) (Key architect of the Museum Island’s curatorial direction)

Alfred Messel (Architect) (Original designer of the Pergamon Museum building)

Ludwig Hoffmann (Architect) (Oversaw the construction and completion of the museum after Messel’s death)

Yadegar Asisi (Artist) (Creator of the immersive 360-degree “Das Panorama” exhibition)

UNESCO World Heritage (Landmark Status) (The entire Museum Island complex was inscribed in 1999)