Worpswede Art Hall

A must for art lovers

The origins of the Worpswede Kunsthalle date back to the early days of the artists' colony. At that time, the bookbinder Friedrich Netzel made his premises available to young artists for sales exhibitions. In addition, the Netzel family started early to create a collection of works by the founding generation of Worpswede, which was later expanded. It is still the basis of a traditional connection between art trade and museum operations, for which Netzel's son Friedrich had the house built at the current location. As part of changing special exhibitions, works from the first-class collection to contemporary art are presented in the Worpswede Kunsthalle today.
opening hours
March - October: daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
November - February: Tue - Sun 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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The Worpsweder Kunsthalle is one of the most traditional museums in the town. The master bookbinder Friedrich Netzel began to make his premises available to young artists for exhibition purposes in the early days of the artists' colony. His son Friedrich built a new house at today's location at Bergstaße 17, which he set up as a gallery and art dealer.
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