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Museum der Bildenden Kunste, Leipzig

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For a chance to spend time studying important works by Dutch and German old masters like Frans Hals and Lucas Cranach the Elder, head for Museum der Bildenden Kunste. Its collection of fine arts from the late Middle Ages to present time, includes an enormous number of pieces ranging from paintings to sculptures to graphic sheets. Keep your eyes open for a Beethoven sculpture by Max Klinger. Temporary exhibits on the lower floor change often. Take a look at our Leipzig vacation planner to schedule your visit to Museum der Bildenden Kunste and learn about what else to see and do during your holiday.

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By italianforbeginners

This is one of the worst designed art galleries/ museums I have ever visited. You have to keep tracking back on yourself to try to find rooms you haven't seen yet; no obvious lay-out or route. There..... more

This is one of the worst designed art galleries/ museums I have ever visited. You have to keep tracking back on yourself to try to find rooms you haven't seen yet; no obvious lay-out or route. There..... more »
By th86jo72

A huge building, but with only 3 floors. You start at the top floor, with allthe modern art, and end up in the 15th century and earlier. Rooms are very big, as it's an old warehouse, but packed with..... more

A huge building, but with only 3 floors. You start at the top floor, with allthe modern art, and end up in the 15th century and earlier. Rooms are very big, as it's an old warehouse, but packed with..... more »
By Mikael B

After having checked the website we looked forward to visit the Musueum der Bildenden Kunste. The idea of having different themes (design, photo, posters, fashion etc) sounded like a very nice idea...

After having checked the website we looked forward to visit the Musueum der Bildenden Kunste. The idea of having different themes (design, photo, posters, fashion etc) sounded like a very nice idea... more »

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By Liwa Naranjo

Very impressive, wide selection of art pieces going back hundreds of years to some that were made this year. Also I thought the building itself was very cool, big tall ceilings and massive rooms, with nice colors. We went at 4pm and I thought it would be relatively busy, but surprisingly felt very relaxed. Great experience!

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By Emily K

Wonderful collection. Pieces from many different time periods and artists. I was quite impressed! We were also there during the Toni Seghal exhibit which was interesting

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By michael bryan

Its 10 euro for a day pass, and 3 floors of mostly paintings and some sculptures has a cafe and souvenir shop in Bottom but they are pretty small dont expect much

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By Jelmer Gremmen

Absolutely worth a visit! A very spacious museum with lots of interesting work.

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By Vishal Khatri

The museum is a jewel! You must visit even if you don't follow art, the stories and the beautiful art will open up your mind to new things. You can learn so much just in a couple of hours. Some paintings are just breathtaking.

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