Museum Peter Gehring, Private art museum in Moosach district, Munich, Germany.
Museum Peter Gehring is housed in a single-story house with an attached wing in the Moosach district of Munich. The property includes maintained gardens, a greenhouse, a historical swimming area, and original rooms from the postwar period.
The property was built in 1950 by architect Gustav Gsaenger as a residence for landscape architect Alfred Reich. It was converted into a museum under Birgit Gehring's direction in 2015 and placed under heritage protection in 2010.
The house shows how artists and landscape architects lived and worked in the middle of the 20th century. The rooms tell a story of a time when creativity, nature, and home life were closely connected.
Visitors must arrange their visit in advance, as the museum operates by appointment. Planning ahead allows you to explore all areas of the property, from the living spaces to the gardens.
The house preserves its original 1950s architecture with covered terraces and natural stone walls. These details reveal how postwar modernism shaped everyday spaces and connected indoor and outdoor living.
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