Kunsthalle Würth
A modern and contemporary art museum built from the private collection of fastener tycoon Reinhold Würth. Its special exhibitions are top-notch, and admission is free.
Kunsthalle Würth was founded by hardware tycoon Reinhold Würth and opened in 2001. It was designed by a Danish firm, built into the slope along the banks of the Kocher, and retains the tower of a former brewery.
The collection contains about 20,000 modern and contemporary works from the Würth Group, shown through rotating special exhibitions. Works by masters such as Picasso, Munch, Christo and Niki de Saint Phalle are often on display.
Admission is free, and the rooftop terrace overlooks the old town. Allow 1–2 hours, and visit on the same day as the Johanniterhalle (Old Masters), across the river.
Opening hours
Daily 10:00–18:00, free admission
Nearby sights
- Kocher Covered Bridges & Riverfront
- Haalplatz & Sulferturm
- Freilichtspiele Schwäbisch Hall & Globe Theatre
- Johanniterhalle (Würth Old Masters)
- Hällisch-Fränkisches Museum
- Marktplatz & Town Hall
- St. Michael's Church & Great Steps
- Großcomburg