The Brunico Municipal Museum exhibits both sacred and contemporary art.
Image gallery: Brunico Municipal Museum
The Brunico Municipal Museum is housed in the antique horse stables for stagecoaches. In the so-called Gothic hall on the ground floor it exhibits late-Gothic artpieces of Michael Pacher and Friedrich Pacher, as well as of their scholars Simon and Veit von Taisten. Moreover, the museum hosts various temporary exhibitions on modern and contemporary art on the 1st and the archives of the museum on the 2nd floor.
The basement floor hosts a workshop with print facilities (for etching-lithography-wood engrocing), where both adults and children can try being artists for one day. Altogether, the Brunico Municipal Museum is a small and interesting museum very worth to be visited, not only on bad weather days!
Opening hours (for the period of an exhibition):
from Tuesday to Friday from 3 pm to 6 pm
Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am to noon time
closed on Mondays
July and August (from the beginning of the special exhibitions):
from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to noon time and from 3 pm to 6 pm
closed on Mondays
Further information:
phone: +39 0474 553292, info@stadtmuseum-bruneck.it
Currently, access may still be subject to certain restrictions.
