HAMBURGER KUNSTHALLE

Visit one of the largest museums in Germany for art lovers to witness seven centuries of European art from the middle ages to the present. Built in 1869, the museum has expanded twice and is currently one of the largest museums in Germany. Visit this museum if you love looking at paintings and art from the middle ages. The museum has paintings from the 17th century belonging to legendary artists.

Hamburger Kunsthalle is a museum dedicated to paintings from the middle ages to the present era. The museum is divided into four sections, the Gallery of Old Masters, the Gallery of 19th-century Art, the Gallery of Classical Modernism, and the Gallery of Contemporary Art. You can visit the permanent collection of the museum where you can witness works from century North German artists.

There are also works from 16th-century artists, 17th-century Dutch artists, and 19th-century French in the permanent collection. Some of the most famous works at the museum are the medieval altars of Master Bertram and Master Francke, masterpieces of German Romanticism such as P.O Runge, and C.D. Friedrich. The museum also has 20 themed exhibitions that take place throughout the year. The museum also provides guided tours and museum talks which will help you learn more about the history of the paintings as you pass by them.

Highlights

• One of the Top places to visit in Hamburg, Hamburger Kunsthalle is among the largest art museums in Germany.
• The museum has an impressive collection from eight centuries and is among the most substantial public art collections in Germany.
• Witness the beautiful collection of paintings by 14th-century North German artists.
• You can also witness drawings and paintings from 19th-century France and other international contemporary arts.
• The museum is also known to host many events and exhibitions throughout the year.