Art Museums

Art Museum Stuttgart

The Kunstmuseum Stuttgart (Art Museum Stuttgart) opened in March 5, 2005, much to the delight of locales and tourists. What sets the Art Museum Stuttgart from the other art museums is that they have over 5,000 square meters of viewing space, with an exceptional art class collection. Located at the heart of Stuttgart, the amazing glass cubicle architecture of the museum serves amazes and invites tourists and passers-by to devour the art within. The museum has a restaurant, a café, a book shop and a bar. The Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is located at Kleiner Schlossplatz 1, Stuttgart.

Staatsgalerie (State Gallery)

Opened in 1843 during the reign of King Wilhelm 1 of Wuerttemberg the Staatsgalerie art museum is not only one of the most visited museums in Stuttgart, it is also one of Europe’s leading museums. The museum shows artwork by artists from famous surrealist Salvador Dali, classicist and surrealist Pablo Picasso and romanticism and impressionism art from 1800-1900. The State Gallery (Staatsgalerie) can be found at Konrad-Adenauer-Str. 30-32, 70173 Stuttgart-Mitte, Stuttgart.