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Kreisgalerie in Meßkirch Castle

Name: Kreisgalerie in Meßkirch Castle
Address: Kirchstraße 7, Meßkirch, 88605, Germany
Telephone: +49 7575 2061422
Price range: 20€ - 500€

Meßkirch, Germany

The art gallery of the Sigmaringen region is housed on two floors of the southern wing of Meßkirch Palace. A permanent exhibition on the ground floor shows works of regional art from the late Middle Ages to the present day, with the collection focussing on the works of the cubist and pioneer of modern woodcuts Gottfried Graf (1881– 1938), a native of Mengen, the sculptor Anton Hiller (1893–1985), who grew up in Sigmaringendorf and the painter Albert Birkle 1900-1986) who was linked to Sigmaringen.

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Opening hours

Januar–Dezember
Fri–Sun and public holidays 2 pm–5 pm
During summer holidays also open Mon and Wed 2 pm–5 pm

24th and 31st December closed

Recommended time

60 Minutes

Price

Adults
3.00 €

Bodensee Card ^PLUS
One-time free admission with Bodensee Card ^PLUS

Kids
1.50 €

Bodensee Card ^PLUS
One-time free admission with Bodensee Card ^PLUS

Additional information

Experience the district gallery in Messkirch Castle barrier-free
Visitors with limited mobility can visit the district gallery in Messkirch Castle without restriction. An elevator is available.

Contact address

Kreisgalerie im Schloss Meßkirch
Kirchstraße 7
88605 Meßkirch
Germany

Tel.: +49 7575 2061422
schloss-messkirch.de
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