Martin von Wagner Museum

The Martin von Wagner Museum spans the south wing of the Würzburg Residence, containing antiquities, paintings, and graphic collections from various periods.

Franz Joseph Fröhlich established the initial collection in 1832 with Dutch masters, before Johann Martin von Wagner donated ancient and modern works in 1857.

The museum holds three departments: antiquities from Mediterranean civilizations, a picture gallery of European paintings, and a graphic collection of 30,000 artworks.

Visitors can access the museum through the south wing entrance of the Würzburg Residence, with wheelchair accessibility throughout the building.

The Greek vase collection contains 5,000 objects, ranking among Germany's three largest assemblages of Greek pottery from Mycenaean to Hellenistic periods.

GPS coordinates: 49.79226,9.93830

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:10