Located at Winterthur’s Stadtgarten, the museum features artwork from the Romanticism and Realism eras in the German-speaking world.
Oskar Reinhart came from a wealthy Winterthur family. He began to build up his art collection at an early age - and donated part of his collection to the town of Winterthur during his lifetime. These paintings are on display at the museum “Reinhart am Stadtgarten” and comprise around 600 works of art by German, Swiss and Austrian artists of the 18th to 20th centuries, including Ferdinand Hodler, Caspar David Friedrich and Carl Spitzweg.
The museum also shows paintings from the Jakob Briner Foundation, in particular landscapes, still lives and figure paintings by the Dutch masters of the 17th century. One special attraction are the miniature portraits, courtesy of a donation by Dr Emil S. Kern.
Winterthur Museum Pass
Experience this and many other museums with the Winterthur Museum Pass: CHF 29 for 1 day (excluding Technorama), CHF 44 for 2 days (including Technorama). The price includes travel on the museum bus and local public transportation (ZVV Zone 120). The Museum Pass can be purchased at the Tourist Information at Winterthur Train Station, in the museums, or online.
Price
Entrance
Regular
CHF 19
Concessions
CHF 16
Except special exhibitions
Opening hours
Currently closed.
Map
Kunst Museum Winterthur – Reinhart am Stadtgarten
Stadthausstrasse 6 8400Winterthur
Switzerland