Sights and attractions

Angermuseum Erfurt Art Museum

The Angermuseum is situated in Erfurt’s pedestrian zone and is easily accessible on foot or by public transport. The Electoral Mainz packing and weighing yard, built between 1705 and 1711, with its richly sculpted palace façade, now houses an art museum: a medieval collection, a picture gallery (17th century to the present day), arts and crafts and period rooms (16th century to the present day), the Heckel Room (featuring the most significant surviving mural of German Expressionism), a collection of prints, and a special exhibitions area.

The building is wheelchair-accessible; public disabled parking spaces are available in the ‘Forum 1’ car park, approximately 300 metres away.