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Anchoring Stuttgart's Kulturmeile, or Culture Mile, the Staatsgalerie is really two museums in conversation. The original Alte Staatsgalerie opened in 1843 as a calm Neoclassical palace of pale stone, one of Germany's earliest public art collections. Beside it, the architect James Stirling grafted his audacious Neue Staatsgalerie in 1984, a building of honey colored travertine wrapped around an open air rotunda, splashed with hot pink and electric blue handrails and floored in green rubber. A public ramp threads straight through the grounds, so even passers by can wander over the hill for free. Inside wait around five thousand paintings and sculptures, from Old Masters to Picasso, Matisse and a whole room of Joseph Beuys, alongside the museum's beloved figurines from Oskar Schlemmer's Triadic Ballet.
Fatti principali
- 1843 year — The original Neoclassical gallery opened as one of Germany's first public art museums
- 5000 artworks — Paintings and sculptures fill the collection, backed by over 400,000 works on paper
- 7 figurines — Oskar Schlemmer's Triadic Ballet figures are among the collection's celebrated highlights
📍 Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 30, 70173, Stuttgart