A visit to the museum is a pleasure. The Kunstpalast's motto is that everyone should feel welcome. The Kunstpalast app, which uses augmented reality to bring works of art to life, and the rooms for children designed by illustrator Christoph Niemann contribute to this. In any case, children of all ages are welcome and there are special offers. The Kunstpalast collection contains over 130,000 objects, around 800 of which can be seen in a chronological tour through 49 rooms. Art from eleven centuries is on display. In addition to famous works by Rubens, Yves Klein and others, you can also discover design objects such as the Aldi plastic bag by Günter Fruhtrunk or Birkenstock shoes. Thanks to the app, you never lose your bearings. In addition to the collection, there are temporary exhibitions by artists such as Gerhard Richter and Tony Cragg. Following extensive modernization, one of the largest glass collections in the world will be on display again from 19 November 2024: Over 260 exhibits will provide an insight into the history of glass art - a further 1000 works from the collection of around 13,000 objects will be on display in a spectacularly staged hall of mirrors.
