Places to Visit
Georg Schaefer Museum
The art collection
In addition to Menzel, Liebermann and Corinth, Schweinfurt is home to the world's largest Carl Spitzweg collection. Well-known pictures that you know from your school days, from television or from magazines, impress here in the original: works of art such as Caspar David Friedrich's "Evening on the Baltic Sea" or the audience favorite "The Bookworm" by Carl Spitzweg.
With paintings and works on paper from the end of the 18th to the beginning of the 20th century, it offers a panorama of the different art movements of this time - from the late Rococo, through the Classicists and Romanticists to the Impressionists and Secessionists Georg Schäfer collection in a row with the Alte Nationalgalerie Berlin and the Neue Pinakothek in Munich.
The museum architecture
The award-winning museum, inaugurated in 2000, impresses with its imposing structure, powerful and airy at the same time. In addition to the great paintings, the architecture carries the atmosphere of the house.
Bridge elements and visual axes inside the building give you surprising views of the inside of the museum and the city of Schweinfurt.
Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Closed on Monday.
Every first Tuesday of the month there is free entry to the entire museum!
Events for big and small artists
- guided tours
- lectures
- concerts
- art workshops
- kids museum
- holiday workshops
- coffee shop
- museum shop
- renting rooms
Inclusive offers
Guided tours for people with dementia with their relatives.
Admission fees to special exhibitions (including permanent collection)
Adults: from € 7.00 reduced: from € 6.00 (severely disabled people and groups of 10 or more)
Admission prices may vary depending on the exhibitions
Children up to 6 years: free
Children (6-14 years): 2.00 €
Family ticket: normal admission price + 2 €
Schoolchildren in a class: € 1.00
Students: € 2.50
Annual ticket: € 35.00 reduced € 30.00
Please ask for further discounts at the cash desk.
There is an audio guide for the permanent collection in German and English for € 2.50.
Entrance fees permanent collection (during the exhibition-free period)
Adults: € 5.00 reduced: € 4.00 (severely disabled people and groups of 10 or more)
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