Kunsthalle w Hamburgu

The Kunsthalle in Hamburg is one of the largest and most important art museums in Germany. The impressive collection spans seven centuries of European art - from medieval altarpieces to contemporary works.

Three interconnected buildings display masterpieces by masters such as Rembrandt and Caspar David Friedrich. The Contemporary Gallery, with its distinctive white exterior, adds architectural charm to the entire complex.

The museum holds around 20 thematic exhibitions a year, showcasing a variety of artistic styles and currents, making it a fascinating place for art connoisseurs and newcomers alike.