• The Glyptothek (. German: [ɡlʏptoˈteːk] ) is a museum in Munich, Germany, which was commissioned by the Bavarian King Ludwig I to house his collection of Greek...
  • But none of these superlatives adequately express what a visit to the Glyptothek can offer in the way of aesthetic, artistic and cultural-historical pleasure.
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  • The Glyptothek was built under King Ludwig I and completed in 1830. Leo von Klenze gave it an Ionic temple front.
  • Essentials about the Glyptothek in brief. If you are a fan of antique sculptures, you should definitely pay a visit to the Glyptothek during a trip to Munich .
  • I understand the Glyptothek is now closed, but I'm wondering if any of the masterpieces have been moved to another location, so that one might still view them?
  • Münih’in En Eski Halk Müzesi Glyptothek. Glyptothek, Antik Yunan kültürünün hatırlanacağı bir Alman Atina’yı tasavvur etmektedir.
  • Glyptothek und Staatl. ... For friends of antique art the Glyptothek on Königsplatz is worth a must-see. With the Munich City Pass you save the whole admission of 6€!
  • A trip to the Glyptothek is ideal for any fan of sculptures from the antique period. ... He came up with the Glyptothek as a suitable setting to showcase his pieces.
  • Housed in an elegant Neo-Classical building, Munich Glyptothek was commissioned by King Ludwig I for his collection of Ancient Greek and Roman sculptures.