Neues Museum Weimar: A Glimpse into Early Modernism

Neues Museum Weimar, founded in 1869 as the Grand Ducal Museum, stands as one of Germany's earliest museums.

This museum is significant for its architecture designed by Josef Zítek and houses treasured artworks ranging from the Weimar Painting School to works by Henry van de Velde. Key features include a striking grand staircase adorned by a statue of Goethe and Psyche, and the Preller Gallery showcasing frescoes from the Odyssey.

Artistic Highlights

🎨 Unique Workshop: Engage in arts and crafts through guest workshops.

🖼️ Early Modernist Focus: Collections that illustrate the evolution of modernist art.

📜 Historical Significance: Home to one of Germany's first collections of contemporary art.

Accessible for all, this paid-entry museum appeals to tourists, families, and art historians alike.