Lenbachhaus, Munich

A well curated and interesting gallery with a wide range of historical and contemporary artists. They unfortunately were strict on the student pricing rules and would not allow registered students, only current students the discount, unlike most other art galleries. The building was well air conditioned and had many seats throughout the exhibit. I would’ve liked to see more direction on where each exhibit started and a better map of the exhibitions. Similarly some of the first floor exhibits did not feel like they had sufficient explanations or artist introductions, specifically for Joseph Beuys exhibit. Otherwise, there was a considerable amount of English translations throughout the exhibits. Would recommend to see more local and curated art.

Welcoming staffs and well curated. Very affordable entrance fee. The route of moving along exhibition could have been planned in a more efficient way though. Completely enjoyed.

The museum is housed in two buildings, an old one and a modern wing, spanning several galleries. It has one of the most prominent collections of the Blue Rider group art, specifically many Kandinsky pieces, as well as other members of the movement.

Great museum, I spent 3.5 h there. Everybody working there was helpful and really nice. Lot to see for a good price. I got a student discount (student of art and art education). You can take photos but no flash. I recommend downloading the free app to listen to while visiting the museum and looking at the artworks.

Vibrant place with inspiring exhibition of Munich related artists. The storyline is built up nicely and gives you a deeper historical background and context to the city past. The proper house is an enchanting experience on its own and well justifies the visit even if you are not into paintings. This place also features a trendy cafe/bar/restaurant worth exploring.