The Old pinakothek was created by King Ludwig I of Bavaria, it contains world masterpieces by famous artists until the middle of the eighteenth century, and works by artists from the second half of the eighteenth century are represented in the New Pinakothek. The paintings are mainly on historical themes, among which I would like to mention the sixteenth-century painting "Alexander's Battle", as well as works by Leonardo da Vinci, Rubens, Rembrandt van Rijn and many other famous masters. There is a wonderful lawn at the entrance to the museum, and at one of the side facades there is a sculpture of a young man holding a horse by the bridle. It is worth taking at least one look at the masterpieces of world art of the Middle Ages, the impressive riot of painting colors will give you unique, wonderful emotions.

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Historically, one of the coolest museums in the world. There are about a dozen Dragons there, no worse than the one in the Louvre! Rubens, Velasquez, El Greco! There you can drown in the delight of what you see. I advise everyone!!! Uniquely.

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Ирина Кряквина

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A huge exposition, a lot of works familiar from childhood from reproductions. God grant that our differences with Europe will subside, I really want to return to Bavaria, for me this is the most comfortable place in Germany. Munich is very beautiful and rich in historical monuments.

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