Neue Pinakothek

The Neue Pinakothek captivates with a fascinating collection of 19th-century European art 🎨. Visitors dive into styles such as Classicism, Romanticism, Art Nouveau, and Impressionism, featuring significant works by artists like Francisco de Goya, Jacques-Louis David, Vincent van Gogh, and Paul Cézanne.

With over 6,000 exhibits of paintings and sculptures, the museum showcases the diversity of art movements from this era and stands as a central treasure of Bavarian art. Particularly impressive is the collection of Impressionist works by modern French artists, made possible by the "Tschudi Donation."

The modern building from 1981 combines a complex exterior architecture with spacious galleries that use natural overhead light, allowing you to view the artworks in the best possible way. The exhibition follows the 19th century chronologically and provides a comfortable visitor experience.

A highlight for families are accessible masterpieces like Thomas Gainsborough's "Mrs. Thomas Hibbert" (1786), Carl Spitzweg's "The Poor Poet" (1839), and Vincent van Gogh's "View of Arles" (1889). In addition, diverse art education programs support the on-site experience.