Intimate modern art museum. STUNNING architecture blending divinely with nature. Captivating…read moresculptures on their lawns and four floors of classical modernism and contemporary well curated art. Presently, OUTSTANDING is "Der Konig Ist Tot, Lang Lebe Die Konigin", their special exhibit. Showcasing 31 female artists of different generations; their own contemporary style; their artworks in a broad range of themes. CHEERS!

This is the most bizarre museum I have ever seen. It didn't have any of the art their website…read morestated.

There may have been torrential rain outside but it was a shiny, sparkly, Imperial day inside the…read moreFaberge Museum Not all the pieces are Faberge however - you'll also see Cartier & Lalique (among others) I thought the price of admission was steep at €17 per person / €13 for Seniors, especially given the small exhibit but it was worth the price to get out of the rain & see some intricate & whimsical Faberge The main gallery showcases 1 Imperial Egg and a variety of cigarette / cigar boxes, silver animals, ornate boxes that have been enameled or crusted in diamonds, a couple of exquisite tiaras & some carved & bejeweled cups. You will also see many medals of honor that were bestowed on various military and letters / pictures from the Imperial period There were also a few carved animals in jade, agate & other stones - some had diamonds eyes.....but there was another whole separate exhibit entitled the "Zoo" that required separate admission - of course, of which we paid entry The Faberge "Zoo" room was 1 room w/ a few cases of animals that have been created by the house of Faberge over the years & they ranged from miniature to huge. Lots of elephants & bunnies but we also saw rarities like a Duck-Billed Platypus. If you were looking for your favorite animal, chances are Faberge created it at some point The gift shop contained extremely pricey souvenirs of Faberge replicas - but I did not look closely enough to see if they were modern Faberge pieces or made elsewhere to honor the memory of Faberge Had the price been cheaper, I'd have been thrilled by this small exhibit but for what we paid compared to what we got to see, have to say this was just an OK experience & had it not been raining, we might have passed all together

I was very impressed by amazing collection and mostly by knowledgeable tour guy Sergey. Besides his…read moreendless knowledge I can say he loves what he is doing! He didn't rush and told so many interesting details about practically every single item at exhibition! Museum is located in historical building near the center of tourists attractions. No appointment needed. Great great collection by Alexander Ivanov!

From the owner: So much has been written about Frida Kahlo art and life, but her personality was so fascinating and…read moremulti faceted, that there are still secrets to tell and show. This exhibition which starts on February 1st 2020 at the Kunstmuseum Gehrke Remund delivers exactly what it promises: Frida Kahlo secrets. This is the 9th Frida Kahlo exhibition organized and curated by the Kunstmuseum during the last 12 years. The museum will show photos and paintings seldom seen before, or never seen before in Europe; it will show where is Frida last resting place and who are really the friends she painted in her early years. In the tradition of the museum, all visitors will receive free of charge, on loan, a catalogue - available in German, English, French, Spanish and Russian - in which Frida own voice will reveal the stories and secrets behind her paintings. In addition to seldom seen paintings, the exhibition shows over 70 original dresses from Mexico and pieces of jewelry like the ones Frida used to wear, and 60 pieces of rare textiles preciously hand woven or hand embroidered coming from the South of Mexico. With over 100 Frida Kahlo replica- paintings, 250 photos and 13 video, Frida Kahlo tragic and beautiful life can be experienced and understood as never before. The exhibition will last from February 1st 2020 to June 14 2020.