Hamburg Kunsthalle

Situated in the city centre, Hamburg Kunsthalle exhibits its works across three interconnecting buildings dating from 1869, 1919 and 1997. This lends it an exciting, labyrinthine atmosphere, with every visit throwing up new perspectives. With around 20,000m² of exhibition space, it is one of the largest art galleries in Germany. There are paintings from the Gothic period to the present, sculptures from the 19th and 20th century, drawings, prints and watercolours. Also displayed are medallions from the Renaissance to the modern day, as well as antique coins. All European art movements are represented, and there is a strong focus on 19th century Germany – stunning works owned by the Kunsthalle include paintings by Hans von Marées, Anselm Feuerbach and the Swiss artist Arnold Böcklin. There are also lectures to help visitors fully appreciate the artworks.

Closed on Mondays except on public holidays.
Multilingual guided tours.