Museum of fine arts — Attraction in Leipzig

I visited the art museum on a Sunday afternoon, and it was a wonderful experience. I was able to enjoy artworks from various periods in a clean and comfortable environment, all for free. The space was filled with natural light, creating a bright and serene atmosphere that made viewing the artworks even more relaxing and cozy.

Additionally, the restrooms were also available for free and were among the cleanest public restrooms I’ve experienced in Germany. From the exhibition areas to the less visible corners, I could tell that great care and attention are given to maintaining the environment.

Overall, I was very satisfied with my visit and would love to...

I always visit this museum when I'm in Leipzig. The museum has a small but good collection of medieval and renaissance art. Also works of contemporary art. Museums also has wonderful art of Max Klinger (1857 – 1920). He was a German artist who produced significant work in painting, sculpture, prints and graphics, as well as writing a treatise articulating his ideas on art and the role of graphic arts and printmaking in relation to painting. What is very strange that so good artist is not very famous. But maybe that is not strange, that is normal in our life. But what is not good in my opinion, the museum shows soviet German art - it is not a good art,...

Incredibly impressive modern building—an absolute must-see, even just for the architecture. The museum itself is worth visiting for the experience of the space alone. Be sure to take the lift; it’s remarkably spacious—perhaps the most generous elevator I’ve ever seen.

The art collection is small but thoughtfully curated. However, one puzzling aspect was the display arrangement: smaller paintings hung directly above larger ones made it nearly impossible to appreciate the finer details. Hopefully, the museum will reconsider this presentation to better showcase the works.

Still, a memorable visit in a truly...