The Eck Museum of Art exhibits both sacred and contemporary art
Image gallery: Eck Museum of Art
The City Museum Bruneck, inaugurated in 1995, is housed in the antique horse stables for stagecoaches. The museum is focused on the restoration of original artworks of the old City Museum and on graphic artworks from the XX century which were collected not only on a regional level but also beyond the national borders.
A space at the ground floor near the entrance hall is reserved for the late-gothic artworks of Michael Pacher and Friedrich Pacher and their scholars Simon and Veit von Taisten. On the first floor the museum hosts various temporary exhibitions on modern and contemporary art and on the second floor you can find the archives of the Eck Museum of Art.
The basement floor of the City Museum Bruneck hosts a studio of graphic art with print facilities (for etching-lithography-relief), where both adults and children can showcase their artistic talent for one day during workshops and other activities. Altogether, the Eck Museum of Art is a small and interesting museum very worth to be visited not only on bad weather days!
Contact info
- Via Bruder Willram / Bruder-Willram-Strasse 1A - 39031 - Brunico / Bruneck
- +39 0474 553292
- info@eck.museum
Opening times
Outside the current exhibitions, the Eck Museum of Art is accessible upon request:
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
€ 5.00 adults
€ 3.00 seniors 65+
free for children and young people up to 18 years
free for students under 26 years
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guided tour (on reservation):
€ 4.00 groups (10 and more persons)
€ 2.00 school classes per student
admission included
More information
The Eck Museum of Art is open all year round on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays (outside the current exhibitions), as well as by appointment. Extended opening hours apply in July and August.
The permanent exhibition is located on the ground floor, the temporary exhibitions on the first floor, the archive and office on the second floor, and the artists' workshop in the basement.
