Kurpfälzisches Museum

5 Stefano Iotti - 4 months ago

I didn't expect this museum to be this large and worthwhile, the Lonely Planet doesn't fully reveal its richness.
You should plan at least half a day here.
To improve an already excellent experience, I recommend adding English translations.

5 Nadiia - 3 months ago

Good to visit and know more about Heidelberg history. Not very big museum, 2 hour is enough to see everything.

5 cassiel28 - 3 months ago

Great place to know the local history. Wonderful art and old artifact. The cost of the ticket almost symbolic
And the most amazing thing is that it was almost empty
A shame that all the tourists are outside walking and shopping not visiting this museum

1 Account - 2 months ago

Incredibly racist staff who clearly hate foreigners and especially people of color - the woman at the entrance was overjoyed after trying to find excuse after excuse to not let us in when her last attempt at blocking us (“cash only”) worked! She smiled so big, I was in shock. What a shame to experience racism as an American in GERMANY of all places!

2 Arthur Lensen - 6 months ago

The museum is nice, but is unaccessible for non-German speakers. The staff is also very unfriendly. They know how to speak English but for some reason prefer to repeat things in German. Furthermore I got yelled at through a speaker for removing my mask 2 seconds to scratch my nose, while the staff is circulating in the museum without mask...
I do not recommend.

5 Ivan Pavlov - 4 years ago

A must visit for all art afficionados. A small museum, but there are a few items that surprised me. A painting by Jan Brueghel which I didn't know was there. A superb woodcarving of Jesus and his disciples. A landscape with a hunt by Gillis van Coninxloo III that I've never seen before.

There are audio guides in English and German. Be sure to get one. They present interesting information about the history of the region in relation to the works of art on display.

4 Lynn Reiswig - 7 months ago

Interesting museum that presents different exhibitions throughout the year.