A museum is a place where many stories are hidden. Every exhibit here is a treasure, and it is the beginning and end of a story. When you come to a place or country, how can you miss the opportunity to enjoy the stories here?
So, in order to let everyone know more about Europe, Xiaobian specially introduced the museums with rich exhibits and beautiful scenery in Europe, so friends who have never been there can learn from them and visit here.
Albertina Museum
was founded in 1776. Exhibits range from oldmaster to contemporary, and so does space.
When I came to Vienna, which is famous for its classics, the first solo exhibition I met was KeithHarring, and there was such a disco fluorescent exhibition hall.
But suddenly, it crossed into the Baroque Exhibition Hall, where there were the most famous rabbits in Diu Lei in the 15th century (pink big rabbit statues and their surroundings can be seen everywhere in Vienna), as well as Schiller and Klimt, "Shuang Bao" in Vienna.
Address: Albertinaplatz1,11Wien Opening hours: Dailyfrom1amto6p 6p; Wed, Fri,1amto
9pm
Vienna Museum of Art History
is the king of the world in my heart at present.
was founded in 1891. It was built on the order of Franz Josef I, the emperor of Austria-Hungary (the husband of Princess Sissi), the world hegemon at that time, and was specially built for collecting and displaying imperial collections to the public.
The Louvre was rebuilt from the Imperial Palace, and the British Museum was built by collectors, and this museum gave you the royal treatment from the beginning! Every exhibition hall is beautiful and comfortable enough to cry.
The Stairs to Klimt, specially built for the centenary of Klimt's death, allows you to watch a mural of art history painted by a master for the museum at close range, which is absolutely rare (built) in a hundred years.
The collection includes Raphael, giorgione, Titian, Beligni, Tintoretto, veronese, holbein Jr., Persia, Diu Lei, Velasquez, Rubens and Rembrandt.
There are the most Bruegel in the world, and Snow Hunter, Babel and Peasant Wedding are all here.
The curatorial level is excellent, including the last issue of Amway's "The Shape of Time", the divine curation of the new and old master works PK.
The exhibition hall of cultural relics is really beautiful, and because of the small number of people, I personally think it is more beautiful than Britain, Louvre and metropolis. For example, in the Egyptian exhibition hall above, two giant stone pillars were directly presented to the Austrian emperor after being unearthed in Alexandria in the 19th century, and directly became part of the building.
Address: Albertinaplatz1,11Wien
Opening hours: 1am_6pm every day from June to August, 1am_
9pm on Thursday, and the special exhibition "Bruegel (45th Anniversary Exhibition of Bruegel's Death)" closed on Monday from September to May: October 2-218. Thursday 1am-9pm
Austrian Meijinggong Art Museum
actually includes three museums: Upper Meijinggong, Lower Meijinggong and 21 Meijinggong (which was included in Meijinggong Art Museum in 211 and formerly belonged to mumok), and only three of them can be selected for my list.
why don't you go? The Kiss by Klimt, the treasure of the Upper Beauty Palace, concentrated 9% of the crowds, while the experience of the Lower Beauty Palace and the 21st Beauty Palace was better, and the exhibition quality was super high.
It was ordered by prinz eugen, a Habsburg general, and later sold to Queen Teresa. The palace with its own baroque architectural style is very interesting, and the garden connecting the two palaces is even more beautiful.
An interesting temporary exhibition is from VikMuniz, showing more than a dozen "imitation" picture frames on the back. The above picture just happens to have a chance to exhibit with Schiller's original work in the beautiful palace.
The Upper Beauty Palace mainly displays works of art from the Middle Ages to the modern times. The highlight is that there are the largest collections of Klimt and Kirksika in the world, and there are also many Schiller. But I think his Biedermeier and Vienna's works around 19 are more interesting, and half of them are posted with
nophoto. You can't see them unless you go!
Another "interesting" installation: HERA from INESDOUJAK, which makes up the makeup and gives off the fairy spirit ...
The main exhibition of the beautiful palace is temporary exhibition, and now there is a group exhibition after the Kremlin, which also has many surprises.
21 Beauty Palace is responsible for the temporary exhibition of contemporary art, and now it is the retrospective exhibition of Rachel
Whiteread, which was previously exhibited in London. By the way, her most shocking work, the Jewish Monument, is in Vienna.
the opening hours, geographical location and distance are as follows: note that this map is not in the north and south, and the beautiful scenery is in the south.
Berlin Museum Island
is another group battle, including five museums. The whole island was designated as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO in 1999.
the first building on the museum island was the museum in 183 (now an old museum) and the first public museum in Prussia.
In p>1859, the Royal Prussian Museum (now a new museum) was opened, and in 1876, the National Gallery (now the old National Art Gallery), the King Frederick Museum (now the Bode Museum) on the tip of the island in 194, and the Pegamon Museum in 193.
The flow bearer is the Pegamon Museum and the most visited museum in Germany. Collect and copy the original size of memorial buildings, such as the Pagamon altar in Asia Minor, the market gate of Miletus, and the gate of Staar in Babylon-what a pity! Strong! View! Yes! .
Special reminder that the Pagamon Altar will be restored in 213 and is not expected to open until 22.
The second most crowded is the new museum. You are not allowed to take pictures of the treasures of the town hall, but you must know the head of the most famous Egyptian queen in the world.
In fact, the restoration of most of the museums on Museum Island that were bombed during World War II is also a story, and many exhibition halls deliberately leave traces, which is also a point of view.
Then there is the old National Gallery, which houses Friedrich's Stroller in the Clouds and Franklin's Dead Island.
The Dead Island, which is one of Zhihu's most popular exhibitions, was actually hired by me ...
In particular, the Beyond Compare: Art FromaFricainth Bode-Museum
temporary exhibition held in Bode Museum at present is introduced. A number of African artworks are not in one exhibition hall, but distributed in more than 2 exhibition halls of the museum, and they are displayed in contrast with their own collections on the same theme, which is very interesting.
the following points! ! Berlin three-day museum card only costs 28 euros! It should be the cheapest in Europe and you can go to more than 3 museums in Berlin.
the audio guide on the museum island is free! Free! Only the Pegamon Museum has a Chinese tour guide.
opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday (pergamonnmuseum &; NeuesMuseumDaily)1am-6pm
Thursday 1am-8pm
Berlin Berggruen Museum
is opposite the equally amazing Charlottenburg Palace. The collection comes from the collector HeinzBerggruen, and there are a lot of works by Picasso and Kerry in the museum, which is particularly worth seeing.
and the reason why I strongly recommend it is that this art museum is really the pinnacle of few people and high value.
By the way, push the Charf-gayles Tengberg Museum next door. Both buildings have the same architect and even the same lobby style. And it mainly promotes surrealist works. Guess what is the mystery of the following sentence?
address: Schlo? stra? E1,1459Berlin opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 1am-6pm, Saturday to Sunday, 11am-6pm
Hamburg Railway Station Art Museum
At present, it is one of the largest and most influential collection spaces of contemporary (postwar) artists in the world. Its predecessor was a railway station of the earliest railway system in Germany.
The main hall is the railway station, but the key point is to pass through a long passage like a subway tunnel behind a door that is not particularly obvious, and reach another huge area like a warehouse.
God, this should be the largest contemporary art museum I have ever visited. I can't take a picture, I can only take a corridor. If you like and understand contemporary art, you must stay here for more than half a day: Boyce, Kiefer and richter are full. The treasure of the town hall here (the one with the most people searching for ins and po) turns out to be the largest green Mao in p>Warhol ...
Address: Invalidenstra? E5-51,1557Berlin
Opening hours: 1am-6pm from Tuesday to Friday and 11am-6pm
Brandhorst Museum
There are many famous art galleries in Munich, but I chose this one that opened in 29. The Rumbach Art Museum is also great, because blue rider! But on the day I went there, a rock music festival was held in the square opposite .............................................................................................................................................................
Together with the collection of PinakothekderModerne (this is also very good, but there are a few people because the retrospective exhibition of Paul
Klee is being held).
The paintings, sculptures and exhibitions in Brandhorst Museum bring visitors a completely different aesthetic experience-7
including the masterpieces of famous artists such as CyTwombly, AndyWarhol, Joseph
Beuys, DamienHirst and BruceNauman.
I highly recommend this group of ***12 paintings, CyTwombly's Battle of Lepanto, especially for the opening of this museum. It's so shocking.
Many people go to the Orange Orchard Art Museum in Paris to make a pilgrimage to Monet's Water Lily, and I am as touched here as there.
address: Theresienstra? E35,8333München
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 1am-6pm, and Thursday, 1am-8pm
Munich Shaq Art Museum
was completed in p>197. In 1855, Adolf Friedrich von Shack settled in Munich and became an academician of the Academy of Sciences. Here, he began to collect the works of romantic painters, including Arnold Bockling, Flantz von Rebacz and Karl Spitzweg, who must not be missed when coming to Germany.
He bequeathed these paintings to the German emperor William II, but the emperor decided to keep them in Munich. The next Art House and Bavarian National Museum are also not to be missed.
It's also a museum full of colorful lights, which is the gospel of color control and obsessive-compulsive disorder. I really took a random shot. Even the heating pipes are the same color.
address: Prinzregentenstra? E9,8538München
Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 1am-6pm, and Thursday, 1am-8pm
The Beyeler Foundation
is located in Basel, Switzerland, and is regarded as one of the best personal art collections in the world. It is famous for its collections of artists in the 19th, 2th and 21st centuries. Provide visitors with a personal and immediate sensory experience.
There is a lily pond next to the museum, overlooking the corn fields, you can see cows and sheep, and there are vineyards leading to the foothills of the Black Forest. It's almost idyllic.
of course, Monet must sleep in the lotus pond next to the water lily. RoniHorn's works that are especially suitable for appearing here.
the combination of sunlight and artificial lighting will bring works of art into full play. The only point is that the ticket to this museum is the most expensive I have ever seen, 28 euros.
However, considering that the giacometti-Bacon Double Exhibition was being held at that time, it was worth the ticket price. It's okay that giacometti has seen it in Shanghai. It's the first time Bacon has seen so many triptychs. It's shocking-think about how expensive these paintings add up!
What's more, another collection exhibition uses my favorite Henry Rousseau as the gatekeeper, and it is full of superb works, which is simply the greatest glory for amateur artists like us.
Address: Basel Strasse 11ch-4125 Riehen/Basel
Opening hours: 1am-6pm every day and 1am-8pm
Well, for some museums in Europe, Xiaobian is here. Each museum here has its own display characteristics. You can choose your favorite museum according to your own preferences.