Exhibition Hall of the Hypo Foundation for Culture

The Hypo Foundation for Culture in Munich, most famous for its Kunsthalle (exhibition hall) where regular exhibitions are staged, has been one of Munich's most important cultural institutions since it opened in 1983. Here we can see evidence of the constant appeal of European art from the Renaissance to the Romanticism periods, exhibited in an area of 3,200m² spread over two floors. There are one-man exhibitions of works by Gauguin, Picasso, Miró, Magritte, Giacometti and Nolde, to name just a few. Fabergé masterpieces and art from non-European countries are also featured. Closed 24 December.