Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
What the experts agree on
Widely praised as Stuttgart's finest art museum, the Staatsgalerie spans 550 years of European art—medieval to contemporary—in a historic building with a striking modern rotunda extension.
“This not-to-be-missed museum displays one of the finest art collections in Germany.”
– Fodor's
"The city's finest art museum exhibits various works spanning some 550 years." Full review
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"Alongside big-name exhibitions, the gallery harbours a representative collection of European art from the 14th to the 21st centuries as well as American post-WWII avant-gardists." Full review
"A fine museum that opened as part of the royal art school in 1843 houses works spanning some 550 years." Full review
2 Stars
"This gallery was established between 1838 and 1843 by Wilhelm I of Württemberg. The older building is dedicated to painting and sculpture from the Middle Ages to the Impressionist period. " Full review
"Dating back to 1843, this massive museum has grown and modernized over the years, especially with the addition of the Neue Staatsgalerie (New State Gallery) in 1984 and a modern hall..." Full review