Worlds of Art at the Landesmuseum Hannover

The art worlds in the Landesmuseum Hannover invite you to immerse yourself in over six centuries of European art. Gothic, Renaissance and modern art come together here in an exhibition that brings history to life. From the first religious panel paintings to expressive works of the 20th century, the museum offers an impressive overview of artistic developments and stylistic epochs.

Masterpieces that move

In the art worlds you will discover works by great names such as Lucas Cranach the Elder, Paolo Veronese, Max Liebermann and Max Slevogt. Each painting tells its own story - from the faith and everyday life of people in past centuries to the issues of modern times. Dutch painting of the 17th century also impresses with detailed landscapes and still lifes that still fascinate today.

Between past and present

The art worlds are designed so that you can experience art through the ages. Old masters enter into a dialogue with modern works, classical motifs meet contemporary forms of expression. These juxtapositions open up new perspectives and make it clear how closely tradition and innovation are interwoven.

Rooms full of atmosphere

The Landesmuseum creates a special atmosphere with its spacious halls and well thought-out lighting. Each work is shown to its best advantage without losing its story. You can explore the exhibition at your own pace and let the diversity of the art worlds take effect on you - a peaceful, inspiring place in the heart of Hanover.

A place for culture and encounters

The Landesmuseum Hannover is located right next to Maschpark and is easy to reach on foot or by bike. In addition to the art worlds, other exciting areas await you there: Natural history, archaeology and ethnology. So if you want to experience more than just art, this is a place where you can experience culture in all its facets.

You can find more information about the Landesmuseum here