A museum referred to as The Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum
Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum: A Journey Through 3,000 Years of Art History
The Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum, located at Museum Street 1 in Brunswick, is one of the oldest museums in Europe, founded in 1754. Established by Duke Carl I of Brunswick-Lüneburg with the purpose of promoting prosperity and education in the Duchy of Brunswick, the museum houses the fourth-largest collection of Old Masters paintings in Germany.
Named after Duke Anton Ulrich of Brunswick-Lüneburg, a passionate art collector, the museum offers a unique experience, showcasing over 4,000 artworks spanning 3,000 years of art history. From antiquity to the early modern period, the museum contains sculptures and decorative arts, providing visitors with a comprehensive view of the evolution of art.
The museum's print cabinet features works from the Middle Ages to the present day, while the exhibition space covers 4,000 square meters, accommodating a wide variety of exhibitions.
The Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm, with the exception of Mondays when it is closed. For those interested in visiting, the museum's website can be accessed at https://3landesmuseen-unsere-website.de/herzog-anton-ulrich-museum.
For general inquiries, visitors can contact the museum at [email protected]. For booking services, they can reach out to [email protected] or call the booking service phone number, 0531 12252424. For additional information, the museum's information phone number is 0531 12250.
As of September 2025, Dr. Thomas Richter serves as the director of the Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply curious, the museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of art, making it a must-visit destination in Brunswick.
