Glyptothek

4 david antoun - a week ago

It is a museum full of Greek and roman sculptures and divided in halls for worshiping, arts, war and hunting. each sculpture has a number with audio in English/German to know more about it.
if you want just to see the halls and take some photos would take only 45 min to explore. recommended to go on Sunday as the entry fee is 1 euro.

5 Lu0026V - 7 months ago

Nice Collection of antique statutes.
Someone wrote in a review that they don't accept credit cards. That was not true for today. Payed with card without problems.

The Collection itself is not too big. But if you like art/skulptures worth a visit

5 Mayur Alaspure - 4 months ago

Historic museum with Greek and Roman sculptures. I love how this place is maintained. And also bonus tip: Visit this on Sundays they have only 1€ ticket.

3 Marco Ermini - 6 months ago

It’s clearly not the Louvre or Vatican Museums, but it costs only 1€ on Sundays. Nice visit after your bunch at Park Café! ????

4 Hassene Ben Salem - a year ago

A nice collection of Roman and Greek sculptures, enriched by modern replicas. The museum doesn't accept credit cards and you can only buy your tickets using cash. The texts are mostly in both German end English.

5 Tereza Klimešová - 4 months ago

Beautiful collection of antique art. Worth a stroll on a Sunday morning when the ticket is only 1 €. There's even a café inside. But one must be very careful with small children so they won't knock anything down.

4 Chad - 2 months ago

Well, if you have an hour to spend looking at some very decent, partial-sculptures, then this is the place for you. If you're looking for famous works, you're unlikely to find it.

There are a few very interesting displays, especially the models of the temple of a specific Greek goddess, the name of which escapes me.