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Westflügel

Timeless Design by Gustav Peichl Since 1990

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Frankfurt's Westflügel, designed by the esteemed architect Gustav Peichl in 1990, is part of the renowned Städel Museum. This major German art museum boasts an extensive collection of paintings, drawings, and sculptures. The building's architecture combines modern style with functional elegance, making it a noteworthy addition to Frankfurt's cultural landscape.

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The Städel Museum houses a collection of over 100,000 drawings and prints.

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Founded: 1990
Architect: Gustav Peichl

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Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate the clean lines and modern aesthetic of this building. Designed by the esteemed architect Gustav Peichl in 1990, the Westflügel seamlessly integrates into the overall design of the Städel Museum. Its functional elegance enhances the museum's impressive collection, which includes around 3,100 paintings as well as over 5,000 photographs and 660 sculptures. Look to the north, and you’ll see the main building of the Städel Museum just 75 meters away. To the east, the Städelschule is within easy reach. Each space in the Westflügel offers you access to a treasure trove of artistic works, spanning from the Middle Ages to contemporary art. Truly a noteworthy part of Frankfurt's cultural landscape.