Ernst Barlach Museum Wedel, Artist museum in Wedel, Germany.
Description
The Ernst Barlach Museum Wedel occupies a two-story neoclassical building on Mühlenstraße and displays the artist's works through changing thematic exhibitions. The collection includes sculptures, drawings, woodcuts, lithographs, letters, and manuscripts that document his artistic development.
History
The museum opened in 1987 in the restored birthplace of Ernst Barlach, the artist born in 1870 who became known for expressive works. His art developed during a period of major artistic change in Germany and Europe.
Culture
The museum displays works by Ernst Barlach through changing exhibitions that present his sculptures, drawings, and prints in thematic contexts. Visitors can see how his art expressed human emotion and experience, and what role it played in modern art history.
Practical
The museum is easy to reach and has well-organized spaces for a visit of one to two hours. Visitors should note that many works look best in natural light, so the rooms are designed with good lighting throughout.
Did you know?
The building itself has a special story: it was the artist's birthplace before being converted into a museum decades later. This connection between life and art creates an immediate closeness to the artist and his creative journey.
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide. Discover all places nearby (Wedel).
Roland
81 m
Oberfeuer Tinsdal
3.4 km
Hatzburg
1.3 km
Theaterschiff Batavia
344 m
Stadtmuseum Wedel
167 m
Neßsand
3.2 km
Villa Ladiges
1.2 km
Immanuelkirche
112 m
Immanuelkirche mit Ausstattung
115 m
Reepschlägerhaus
497 m
Wohnhaus
60 m
Am Marktplatz 10
45 m
Mühlenstraße 28
191 m
Küsterstraße 4
112 m
Theodor-Johannsen-Siedlung (Goethestraße)
230 m
Theodor-Johannsen-Siedlung (Theodor-Johannsen-Straße 1–3)
1.3 km
Theodor-Johannsen-Siedlung (Mozartstraße)
1.5 km
Ehemaliges Hotel Elbburg
1.3 km
Wohnhaus
74 m
Stadtmuseum
167 m
Friedrich-Ebert-Gedenkstein
449 m
Wohnhaus
1.2 km
Stolperstein dedicated to Karl Timm
783 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Franz Hinrich Borchert
285 m
Theodor-Johannsen-Siedlung (Theodor-Johannsen-Straße 2–22)
1.2 km
Spitzerdorfstraße 6
807 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Herbert Damkowski
3.1 km
Stolperstein dedicated to Helene Johannsen
1.2 kmDiscover hidden gems everywhere you go!
From secret cafés to breathtaking viewpoints, skip the crowded tourist spots and find places that match your style. Our app makes it easy with voice search, smart filtering, route optimization, and insider tips from travelers worldwide. Download now for the complete mobile experience.
A unique approach to discovering new places❞
— Le Figaro
All the places worth exploring❞
— France Info
A tailor-made excursion in just a few clicks❞
— 20 Minutes