Significant art in contemporary design

The Art Museum Stuttgart opened in March 2005 as a "successor museum" of the Stuttgart art gallery. In the first year 330,000 visitors came  to admire the exhibitions. Its prominent location in the pedestrianised Koenigstrasse and its extraordinary architecture in form of a glass cube contribute to the success of this museum.

The museum's collection started on the base of the previous "Stuttgart Art Gallery", which was a donation by the Marquis Silvio della Valle di Casanova back in 1924.

The exhibition includes an important collection of works by the artist Otto Dix, for who especially one floor has been dedicated. In addition, the museum has several works by Willi Baumeister, Adolf Hoelzel, Dieter Roth, Dieter Krieg, Rebecca Horn and many other well known artists.

Further information is available on the website Kunstmuseums Stuttgart.

Art Museum Stuttgart
Kleiner Schlossplatz 1
70173 Stuttgart
Tel: +49 (0)711 – 216 21 88
Fax: +49 (0)711 – 216 78 20
 

Opening times & admission:

Tue – Sun    10am  - 6pm
Wed and Fri 10am - 9pm
Mon                 closed

Bank holidays:
Good Friday, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Years Eve closed.

On all other bank holidays the museum is open from 10am to 6pm.

This also applies to Easter Monday and Whit Monday.

Adults                                   € 5,00
Concessions                       € 3,50
Family ticket                        € 11,00
Children under 13 years   free

Note: For special exhibitions in the cube, ticket prices may vary.

© PICTURES COURTESY OF STUTTGART TOURIST BOARD