GRASSI Museum für Angewandte Kunst
| Johannisplatz 5-11, Leipzig |
5 tarieven
10.00/10.00 |
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+49 341 2229100 |
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GRASSI Museum für Angewandte Kunst op de kaart
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Chris McGlynn (02.07.2017 09:52)
Can't understand why this place doesn't get more attention on Leipzig guides. If this was in a major city it would be rightly regarded as a world-class museum, housed in a beautiful Art Deco building. For fans it's worth it for the architecture and light fittings alone! In particular I loved the applied arts area's array of Art Deco homewares and their medieval to Renaissance objects. The whole thing is well-curated and not just "let's put everything we have on display".
The cafe is one of the best museum cafes I've eaten at, all freshly made and good range of vegetarian options. The shop is a reasonable size and has some interesting books, just a shame their catalogues don't have everything in them (although the attendants had no problems with us photographing objects). Most signage is German only but there are some English. There are also English guide leaflets and an audio tour to help. If you like history, art and design do not leave the city without coming here.
Can't understand why this place doesn't get more attention on Leipzig guides. If this was in a major city it would be rightly regarded as a world-class museum, housed in a beautiful Art Deco building. For fans it's worth it for the architecture and light fittings alone! In particular I loved the applied arts area's array of Art Deco homewares and their medieval to Renaissance objects. The whole thing is well-curated and not just "let's put everything we have on display".
The cafe is one of the best museum cafes I've eaten at, all freshly made and good range of vegetarian options. The shop is a reasonable size and has some interesting books, just a shame their catalogues don't have everything in them (although the attendants had no problems with us photographing objects). Most signage is German only but there are some English. There are also English guide leaflets and an audio tour to help. If you like history, art and design do not leave the city without coming here.
Ines Zepnik (04.05.2017 21:00)
Cool!
Cool!
Gordana Podvezanec (02.05.2017 20:47)
Museum in Grassi has nothing to do with Palazzo Grassi in Venice. But it is equaly charming, interesting, large, informative and beautiful.
Museum in Grassi has nothing to do with Palazzo Grassi in Venice. But it is equaly charming, interesting, large, informative and beautiful.
Umer Zaheer (01.12.2016 03:24)
One of the best place in Leipzig. Loving it. ❤
One of the best place in Leipzig. Loving it. ❤
Hoda Amirianfar (02.10.2016 08:01)
Have 3 different parts to show. Musical, historical and modern.
Have 3 different parts to show. Musical, historical and modern.
