Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen Review

K20 Kunst- Sammlung Am Grabbeplatz This museum is very modern and textured. It is specially selected to feel when there are few people on the working day. It is more suitable for deep free travel. Standing in the middle of the hall and watching the sun refracted from the transparent roof glass, it is very beautiful.

The cultural and historical heritage here is strong, and the Chinese may not be familiar with it. The art collection is actually a museum group. There are more than a dozen museums and related institutions under its banner. Each museum is in a historical building. Each museum has its own story. They are fully integrated with the history of the city of Dresden.

There is a k20, a k21, the two museums are separated, it is not troublesome to take the car. Many things in k20 look abstract, I really don't understand, I remember that many works are about the Nile. The k21 exhibits are more modern, there are a bunch of strange, or super explosive things, there is a suspended network at the top, tourists can experience... In short, there is plenty of time to see, it is still a bit interesting.

Founded in 1961 by the German state government of North Rhine-Westphalia, it includes three different venues in Düsseldorf: “K20”, located in Grabbeplatz, black marble facade, completed in 1986.

One of the world's most famous collections of modern art is worth a visit.