Lenbachmuseum

The Lenbachmuseum is an art museum in Bavaria's Schrobenhausen, located within a historic residential house from the early 19th century. The building houses a varied collection of paintings and artworks spread across several rooms that maintain the character of a private artist's residence.

The building dates from the 1820s and was originally constructed as a private residence before being later repurposed as an art museum. Its transformation into a public cultural institution happened in the first half of the 20th century and continues to shape the building's use today.

The museum displays works by artists connected to the region and shows how different artistic movements developed in Germany. Visitors can see how various styles and techniques are presented alongside each other, reflecting the artistic preferences of particular periods.

Access to the permanent exhibition is free of charge, making the museum accessible to a wide range of visitors. The collection is distributed across multiple floors in a clear layout, allowing for a relaxed visit at a comfortable pace.

The museum is housed in a building that once belonged to Franz von Lenbach, a prominent 19th-century artist after whom it is named. This close connection between the artist and the place adds a personal dimension to the visit that goes beyond a typical art exhibition.

Location: Schrobenhausen

Official opening: December 11, 1937

Part of: Lenbachmuseum

Address: Ulrich-Peißer-Gasse 1, 86529 Schrobenhausen

Website: https://museen-schrobenhausen.byseum.de/de/lenbachmuseum

GPS coordinates: 48.56045,11.26320

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:02