Hamburger Kunsthalle

Enjoy a guided tour on the double-decker Line A sightseeing bus in Hamburg. Travel along the Speicherstadt (warehouse city) and harbor city to the shopping areas of the town. Gain valuable insights into the city and its history. Hop aboard with your day ticket that enables you to hop on and hop off at 20 bus stops. See the wonderful villas in Harvestehude, the Outer Alster lake, the city hall, museums, the famous Reeperbahn, and the harbor. Get information in your own language with a GPS steered audio system that offers crystal-clear narration in 11 languages via headsets. Lean back and enjoy the all-around view. In nice weather, the bus goes open top to allow you unobstructed views.

Create your own sightseeing tour: wherever you want to stop, you can just hop off the bus and then hop back on later. Combine your 1-day ticket for sightseeing tour Line A with a water ticket. You can choose a  water program on the Elbe or Alster.  You can choose between: • 1-hour or 2-hour harbor cruise (St. Pauli piers 1+4) • 1-hour Alster tour (Jungfernstieg jetty)

The Hamburger Kunsthalle ranks among Germany's most important and largest art museums. Its collection of works reflecting eight centuries of art is internationally unique, and numerous renowned special exhibitions attract hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world every year. Experience not only the world-famous Wanderer above the sea of fog of Caspar David Friedrich but also a fascinating tour through European art history with masterworks from the Middle Ages to the present. Highlights of the OLD MASTERS include works of northern German medieval painting, with altarpieces by Bertram von Minden and Master Francke, works of the European Renaissance period by Lucas Cranach the Elder, Hans Holbein or Paris Bordone and the Dutch Golden Age of painting of the 17th century, with works by Rembrandt van Rijn, Pieter de Hooch or Anton van Dyck. The collection of 19TH CENTURY ART, with its extensive holdings of works by Caspar David Friedrich, Philipp Otto Runge and Max Liebermann, and pivotal works by French Realists and Impressionists, count among the most significant of their kind. The collection of MODERN ART lends the eventful history of the first half of the 20th century an impressive face: with outstanding paintings from the Brücke group as well as significant bodies of works by, for example, Edvard Munch, Paul Klee, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Lovis Corinth and Max Beckmann. Our renowned collection of international CONTEMPORARY ART comprises major works by Bruce Nauman, Gerhard Richter, Jenny Holzer, Nan Goldin, Andy Warhol, Richard Serra or Sigmar Polke. They have given the Kunsthalle a weighty voice in today’s art world. CAFÉ & RESTAURANT While visiting the museum, enjoy a drink or a snack in our newly refurbished café Das Liebermann, which has returned to its former location in the impressive pillared hall of the Kunsthalle. Enjoy crossover cuisine with a regional focus in The Cube, located in the Gallery of Contemporary Art and offers one of the best views of the Inner Alster Lake. The restaurant’s daytime menu includes a variety of snacks and lunch options, and in the evening The Cube offers an à la carte dinner menu.

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Stroll along the famous Kunstmeile (Art Mile) of Hamburg and visit 6 renowned art institutions. With a 3-day-ticket, benefit from unlimited entry access to all 6 galleries: • Bucerius Kunst Forum • Deichtorhallen Hamburg • Hamburger Kunsthalle • Kunsthaus Hamburg • Kunstverein in Hamburg • Museum für Kunst & Gewerbe *Only the Bucerius Kunst Forum is open on Mondays Discover a series of exhibition spaces covering over 4,000 years in art history. Combined, the galleries exhibit a vibrant selection of contemporary and historic art across the mediums of painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, applied arts, and design.  Visit the Hamburger Kunsthalle, which showcases 7 centuries of European art, ranging from the Middle Ages to the present day. See works by Dutch, Flemish, and Italian artists of the 16th and 17th centuries. See German and French works from the 19th century and the present day.  Explore the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, which is a museum of fine, applied, and decorative arts. See a variety of historic keyboard instruments as well as Art Nouveau pieces, and Islamic pottery and tiles.  Discover one of the largest European centers for contemporary art and photography at the Deichtorhallen. Visit the Bucerius Kunst Forum and see the temporary exhibitions on display. Finally, visit the Kunstverein in Hamburg and the Kunsthaus Hamburg, which are focusing on the latest contemporary international artworks.