Hamburger Kunsthalle

Opened in 1869, the Hamburger Kunsthalle houses several centuries worth of paintings. Spread over three colossal structures, it is one of the largest art galleries in the country with a huge display of more than 700 pieces, which 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. Hamburger Kunsthalle is one of the most important public art spaces in the world which takes you through several centuries of art and culture through the works of old and new masters like Manet, Liebermann, Friedrich, Munch, Blue Rider, and Brücke groups. The museum is a regular venue for several art exhibitions and houses a few permanent exhibitions as well. They have a children's room for young artists and provides a platform for art aspirants to showcase their talent. The museum has an in-house cafe and a gift shop within the premises and is available for private events and concerts as well.