Duke Anton Ulrich Museum (Herzog-Anton-Ulrich-Museum)
The Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum is among the oldest in Europe. Its opening in the year 1754 was due to Duke Carl I of Brunswick-Lüneburg, a sovereign whose central concern was the growth of prosperity and education in the Duchy of Brunswick.
The Museum is named after a predecessor of Carl I, Duke Anton Ulrich of Brunswick-Lüneburg, a passionate art collector to whom we owe the core collection of our inventory of high-quality Baroque art.
The museum houses the fourth largest painting gallery of Old Masters in German, sculptures and art from Antiquity to Early Modern Period and a print collection that includes works from Medieval times to the present. About 4000 works of art from 3000 years of art history await on 4000 m2 exhibition area.
Contact information
Duke Anton Ulrich Museum (Herzog-Anton-Ulrich-Museum)
Address
Museumstraße
1
38100
Braunschweig
Contact
Tel.:
+49 531 12250
Fax:
+49 531 12252408
Email adresse:
info.haum@3landesmuseen.de
Website:
https://3landesmuseen-braunschweig.de/en/herzog-anton-ulrich-museum (opens in a new tab)
Opening hours
Tue – Sun 11am to 6pm, Mon closed