Unterlinden Museum Ticket, Colmar

From the Middle Ages to the Present Day,
Discover a Variety of Works

Visit the Unterlinden Museum, located in Colmar, a city near the French Alsace! The Unterlinden Museum was opened by converting a former convent into a museum. The exterior, steeped in history, still retains traces of its time as a convent. Inside, there is an exhibition focused on religious works of art. In particular, the masterpiece "Isenheim Altarpiece," which realistically depicts Christ, is on display. Spend a relaxing time at the Unterlinden Museum while viewing various works of art.

Guide to Major Collections

• Isenheim Altarpiece: An altarpiece created by German painter Matthias Grünewald between 1505 and 1515. It is a vivid representation of the suffering and death of Jesus Christ and is considered a masterpiece of German Renaissance art.
• Annunciation: A work by a painter from the Rhineland region in the 15th century, depicting the scene of the Virgin Mary taking Jesus Christ to the temple after giving birth.
• Assumption of the Virgin: A work by Swiss painter Hans Baldung Grien in the 16th century, depicting the scene of the Virgin Mary ascending to heaven.
• Colmar Landscape: A work by French painter Gustave Courbet in the 19th century, depicting the landscape of Colmar city.

• Portraits of the Renaissance: An exhibition showcasing European portrait works from the 15th and 16th centuries.
• Symbolism Movement: An exhibition introducing the Symbolism art movement that originated in France in the late 19th century.
• 20th Century German Photography: An exhibition showcasing 20th-century German photographic works.