Wilhelm Busch Museum

The Wilhelm Busch Museum occupies the Georgenpalais, an 18th-century palace surrounded by landscaped gardens in the northern district of Hannover.

Founded in 1937, the museum survived World War II when its collection was evacuated before Allied bombs struck the building in 1943.

The museum holds more than 40,000 artworks, including caricatures from William Hogarth, Francisco de Goya, and the complete works of Wilhelm Busch.

Visitors can explore permanent exhibitions, attend drawing workshops, or participate in educational programs designed for schools and kindergarten groups.

The institution preserves the largest collection of satirical art spanning four centuries, featuring works from international caricaturists and comic artists.

Location: Nord

Inception: 1937

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: Georgengarten, 30167 Hannover 30167

Opening Hours: "Am 24. und 31. Dezember geschlossen."

Phone: +4951116999911

Website: https://karikatur-museum.de

GPS coordinates: 52.38425,9.70778

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:51