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Museums in Brunswick
Brunswick is a museum city of the first rank. The Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, one of the oldest public art museums in Europe, shows Rembrandt and Vermeer, while the Regional Museum traces the history of the former duchy. The Natural History Museum brings dinosaurs and live animals for families, and the City Museum in the Gewandhaus tells the story of the medieval town.
Attractions
City Center
Dankwarderode Castle
A reconstructed 12th-century residence of the Welf dukes. Today a branch of the Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum.
from 6 €
City Center
Brunswick Palace
A residence palace reconstructed in 2007 with the Schloss-Arkaden mall and a palace museum. A quadriga on the roof.
Free entry
City Center
Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum
One of the oldest public museums in Europe (1754). Rembrandt, Vermeer, Cranach, Rubens.
from 9 €
City Center
St. Giles' Church (Aegidienkirche)
An early-Gothic monastery church, today the museum of Jewish culture in Lower Saxony.
Free entry
City Center
Natural History Museum
A natural history museum with dinosaurs, aquariums and an insect collection. Popular with families.
from 5 €
City Center
City Museum at the Gewandhaus
A city-history collection in the Renaissance Gewandhaus on the Altstadtmarkt.
from 5 €
Bohlweg Quarter
Brunswick Regional Museum
The history of Lower Saxony and the former Duchy of Brunswick, in the Vieweghaus.
from 6 €