Kunsthalle Würth

Kunsthalle Würth is an art museum in Schwäbisch Hall presenting rotating exhibitions of modern and contemporary works in a thoughtfully designed building. The galleries occupy multiple levels and offer different perspectives on European and American art from recent decades.

The museum was founded in 1998 and opened to the public in 2001 as part of an entrepreneur's art collection initiative. It developed from a private collecting passion into a public institution for displaying works of art.

The collection displays works spanning from late medieval times to the present, emphasizing how artistic movements have evolved across centuries. You can see paintings, sculptures, and photographs that show these shifts in creative thinking and expression.

The museum is open daily and fully accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Plan extra time to explore the multiple gallery levels and check what exhibition is on display before your visit.

Danish architect Henning Larsen designed this building to intentionally blend with the adjacent corporate offices, making the connection between art institution and company philosophy visible. This architectural choice reflects how the collection and the business are philosophically linked.

Location: Schwäbisch Hall

Inception: 1998

Founders: Reinhold Würth

Architects: Henning Larsen

Official opening: 2001

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Part of: Würth Collection

Address: Lange Straße 35, 74523 Schwäbisch Hall

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-18:00

Phone: +49791946720

Website: http://kunst.wuerth.com/de/kunsthalle-wuerth/kunsthalle-wuerth.php

GPS coordinates: 49.11107,9.73334

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:43