Highlighting three renowned art institutions globally: the museums of artistic exhibits.
Step into the vibrant, cultural heart of Munich, where the Art District beckons art enthusiasts from far and wide. The Pinakotheks, a trio of magnificence, stand proud in the prestigious Königsplatz of Maxvorstadt:
- The historic Old Pinakothek, erected in 1836, showcases European painting dating from the 13th to the 18th century.
- The New Pinakothek, unveiled in 1853, boasts a focus on painting and sculpture from the 19th century. regrettably, it is at the moment undergoing a comprehensive renovation projected to conclude in 2030.
- The contemporary Pinakothek of Modern Art, inaugurated in 2002, offers a dynamic blend of four collections under one roof.
The New Pinakothek's renovation may seem daunting, but fear not! In the interim, selected masterpieces from the 19th century are tastefully displayed on the ground floor of the Alten Pinakothek's East Wing and in the Sammlung Schack[1].
[1] The Sammlung Schack boasts an impressive collection of antiquities, original artworks, and numismatics that complement the art from the New Pinakothek during its renovation period.
Spending time at the art-rich Sammlung Schack provides an intriguing home-and-garden like setting, blending antiquities and numismatics with selected masterpieces from the 19th century. This unique lifestyle experience is a must-visit as it serves as a temporary haven for art enthusiasts during the New Pinakothek's renovation.
