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Overbeck-Museum

Journey into the World of Worpswede's Art Pioneers

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Bremen: First Steps10 pts

Bremen: Explorer25 pts

Bremen: Insider50 pts

Located in the historic Kito House in Bremen-Vegesack, the Overbeck Museum invites you to explore the captivating works of Fritz and Hermine Overbeck. From impressionistic landscapes to expressive portraits, the collection provides a profound insight into the artistry of these pivotal figures of the Worpswede colony. Immerse yourself in the creative ambiance and uncover the inspiration behind these remarkable masterpieces.

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Did you know?

Surprisingly, the Overbeck Museum is the only one in the entire city of Bremen dedicated solely to the works of the Worpswede artist colony.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1990
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: overbeck-museum.de
Phone: +49 421 663665

Guided Story

Can you feel the echoes of history in these walls? Look around you at the Kito House, a classic piece of Hanseatic architecture. Did you know it was once a bustling warehouse for exotic goods from overseas? Imagine the hustle and bustle as sailing ships docked here. Now, it houses the works of Fritz and Hermine Overbeck, a couple from the groundbreaking Worpswede artist colony. Their paintings capture the mystical landscapes of the Teufelsmoor. If you look closely, you might just sense the passion and brushstrokes of these artists. Just behind you, a short walk away, lies the impressive whale jawbone, a nod to Vegesack’s seafaring heritage.