Welcome to Kulturforum, a renowned destination that celebrates the rich cultural heritage and artistic expressions of their world. Nestled in a vibrant city, Kulturforum offers a diverse range of experiences that capture the essence of creativity and inspire the imagination. With a prestigious reputation, their brand is synonymous with excellence, embracing a vast array of mediums including exhibitions, paintings, cinema, and more. From the timeless works of renowned artists like Rembrandt and Drer to the iconic architectural marvels created by Mies van der Rohe, Kulturforum provides a platform for the appreciation of both old masters and contemporary talents. As you explore their dynamic space, you will be immersed in a captivating journey of discovery and enlightenment. Join them at Kulturforum, where the arts come alive and where every moment becomes an extraordinary experience.
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- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Amenities
- Toilets
- Restaurant
- Children
- Good for kids
Reviews
I would give the exhibition I visited 5 stars ( grosses kino) but I only give the venue 2 stars because of the poor customer service from the ticket desk staff, I was kept waiting for an unacceptable time as two staff members chatted with the person in front of me ( the person wasn't buying tickets) another member of staff then joined into the conversation but eventually must have decided I wanted to buy a ticket ( cost €10). His colleague couldn't have been less welcoming or helpful, took my money with minimal interaction and neither offered the audio guide which came as part of the admission price or had the courtesy to direct me to the exhibition gallery
Wonderful place to visit for the art lover. Enjoyed every minute. I wish I had more time when I was there to enjoy. I recommend giving yourself lots of time to enjoy. The cost is minimal and they provide headsets to follow along for free! I highly recommend 👌
This is the place where the Gemäldegalerie is located. These also a home for few temporary exhibits.
A very nice museum.
"Can't be built" is how architects describe the most important architecture of the 1920s. But it was. Then a year after opening, destroyed...deliberately..yeah...then thankfully it was rebuilt in 1986 and now serves as a wonderful museum. The permanent collection is sublime. The other collections usually terrific too. Gemälder may be in a temporary home, but no less wonder-ful. 200 Durer works. I almost lost my legs...too moving to confer here
Mostly old traditional paintings, nothing too surprising, connect with the other museum, too many rooms and no clear signs for directions, easy to get lost. Some staff speak English, others are not, so it’s hard to ask help in English. Amazing art shop! Huge collection of art books and massive amount of postcards and quite a lot unique trinkets. Recommend it, overall.
Always the best. Amazing collection. Great spaces. Go when no one is there. Absolutely the best.
If you enjoy brutal tortured architecture and museum employees that hate their jobs… and hate YOU… this is your museum. Interacted with a half dozen staff & was treated with nothing but disdain from virtually every single one… including ticket office, gift shop, coat check, cafe & Durer exhibit. Didn’t stay as long as we intended due to the above… the two galleries we did visit were stuffy and EMPTY. Perhaps the word is out on this truly awful museum.
So many better ways to spend your time and Euros in a city filled with museums.
If this seems harshly worded… 1 star is actually generous!
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