Colmar Unterlinden Museum Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Tour the former 13th century monastery with entrance tickets to the Unterlinden Museum. Be amazed by the incredible collection of some 3,500 works of art. Highlighting the early Renaissance Isenheim Altarpiece, the exhibition features everything from medieval altars to works by Picasso. In addition to its artistic focus, the museum exhibits a 7,000-year-old archaeological collection, where you can see Greco-Roman mosaics and contemporary artefacts. Join in this rich cultural and historical experience that spans centuries and artistic styles.
- Access with your ticket to the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar
- See the largest collection of Martin Schongauer's paintings.
- View up to 3500 works of art
- See the archaeological collection dating back 7,000 years.
What’s included
- Unterlinden Museum Tickets
- Access to the permanent collection and the temporary exhibition
- Audio guide
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Step by Step
Enjoy your tickets to the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar, located in the historic centre of the city inside a former monastery built in the 13th century.
The Unterlinden Museum houses a fascinating collection of around 3,500 artistic creations. Some of the works that you will be able to see on your tour are:
- Isenheim Altarpiece: a Renaissance masterpiece by Matthias Grünewald dating from the early 16th century and depicting religious scenes.
- Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints: a medieval painting by Martin Schongauer which is notable for its attention to detail and subtlety of expression.
- The Guitarist: a modern work by Pablo Picasso that shows his characteristic cubist style, depicting a guitarist in geometric and fragmented forms.
Delve into works that show everything from medieval altars that form the largest collection of paintings by Martin Schongauer, to a wonderful selection of Picasso's artistic works.
This museum is much more than art. It houses an archaeological collection that shows 7,000 years of history, displaying Greco-Roman mosaics, a 17th century harpsichord and contemporary pieces such as Jean Dubuffet's intriguing Don Coucoubazar.
