The Kunstareal Munich brings together 16 museums and exhibition venues, more than 40 galleries and cultural institutions, and six renowned universities – all located within walking distance of each other in the heart of the city. On this guided architecture tour through the Kunstareal, we present the area’s architectural highlights, explain key urban planning concepts, and explore the historical layers that shape this unique and dynamic cultural landscape.

Duration: approx. 2.5 hours

Mode of transport: Walking tour

Maximum group size: 20 participants

Date: On request

Featured projects:

- Lenbachhaus Extension – Foster + Partners, London, 2013

- Königsplatz:

Glyptothek, Leo von Klenze, 1816–1830; Joseph Wiedemann, 1967–72

State Collection of Antiquities, Georg Friedrich Ziebland, 1838–1845

Propylaea, Leo von Klenze, 1848–1862

- Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism – Georg Scheel Wetzel Architekten, Berlin, 2015

- University of Television and Film / State Museum of Egyptian Art – Peter Böhm, Cologne, 2011/2013

- Alte Pinakothek – Leo von Klenze, 1836; Hans Döllgast, 1957

- Neue Pinakothek – Alexander Freiherr von Branca, 1975–1981

- Pinakothek der Moderne – Stefan Braunfels Architekten, Berlin, 2002

- Museum Brandhorst  – Sauerbruch Hutton, Berlin, 2009

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