Lübeck
St. Anne’s Museum in Lübeck – 800 Years of Art in the World Cultural Heritage
Where do we come from, who are we, what is sacred to us, and how can we open ourselves to other cultures?
St. Anne’s Museum is one of the most beautiful of medieval museums. The high-profile artworks of old masters merging with the impressive monastic architecture and its two romantic courtyards create a tangibly dense atmosphere.
Our house is internationally acclaimed for the largest collection of North German carved art, the textile treasures of Gdansk, and valuable examples of German and Dutch painting from the 15th and 16th centuries. Among these pieces of art, which also reflect the transition to the Reformation, Renaissance, and Humanism, are top-ranking works by Bernt Notke, Hermen Rode, Hans Memling, Benedict Dreyer, Jacob van Utrecht, Lucas Cranach the Elder, and Hans Kemmer.
The extensive cultural historical collection moreover offers insights into the multifaceted life in the Hanseatic City of Lübeck from the Middle Ages into the 19th century. Only very few cities can boast such an abundance of well-preserved artworks.
The St Anne's Museum is now offering a free e-guide for smartphones and tablets that takes you to 50 highlights of the exhibition, with additional images and comparisons.
St. Anne’s Museum is one of the most beautiful of medieval museums. The high-profile artworks of old masters merging with the impressive monastic architecture and its two romantic courtyards create a tangibly dense atmosphere.
Our house is internationally acclaimed for the largest collection of North German carved art, the textile treasures of Gdansk, and valuable examples of German and Dutch painting from the 15th and 16th centuries. Among these pieces of art, which also reflect the transition to the Reformation, Renaissance, and Humanism, are top-ranking works by Bernt Notke, Hermen Rode, Hans Memling, Benedict Dreyer, Jacob van Utrecht, Lucas Cranach the Elder, and Hans Kemmer.
The extensive cultural historical collection moreover offers insights into the multifaceted life in the Hanseatic City of Lübeck from the Middle Ages into the 19th century. Only very few cities can boast such an abundance of well-preserved artworks.
The St Anne's Museum is now offering a free e-guide for smartphones and tablets that takes you to 50 highlights of the exhibition, with additional images and comparisons.
On the map
St. Anne’s Museum
St. Annen-Straße 15
23552 Lübeck
Deutschland
Phone: +49 451 / 1224137
Fax: +49 451 / 1224183
E-mail: mq@luebeck.de
Website: www.st-annen-museum.de
General information
Price
Price adults: 8€
Price child: 2.50€
Reduced price: 6€
Price Info: Adults € 8 (combined ticket for museum and art hall; valid price until 10th April)
Reduced & Children (up to 18 years) free entry
Lübeck Day Pass € 12
Lübeck Day Pass (valid for two days) € 16