Museum Ritter, located in Waldenbuch near Stuttgart, is a private art museum that focuses on the square in 20th and 21st century art. This unique theme sets the museum apart and offers visitors a chance to explore a specific aspect of modern and contemporary art in depth.
Established in September 2005, Museum Ritter is conveniently located next to the factory site of the renowned chocolate manufacturer, Alfred Ritter GmbH & Co. KG, known for its Ritter-Sport chocolate. This location not only offers a cultural experience but also a glimpse into the world of chocolate production.
Museum Ritter offers changing exhibitions that provide an overview of artworks dealing with the theme of the square. With the majority of the exhibits originating from Europe, the collection comprises around 1000 objects. This ensures that each visit to the museum offers a fresh and unique experience.
The larger wing of the museum offers about 700 m² of exhibition space on two levels, housing the museum shop and the museum café. The smaller wing features an exhibition on the subject of chocolate and the company history of Ritter-Sport, as well as a chocolate workshop where programs for registered visitors are offered. The ground floor hosts a factory sale of Ritter-Sport. Both parts of the building are accessible without barriers, ensuring a comfortable visit for all.
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Alfred-Ritter-Straße 27, Waldenbuch
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Museum Ritter in Waldenbuch, Germany, is a modern art museum that focuses on geometric abstraction and the square form. The museum houses an impressive collection of contemporary art, featuring works by renowned artists such as Josef Albers, Max Bill, and Richard Paul Lohse. Visitors appreciate the clean, minimalist design of the building, which complements the artwork on display. The museum's connection to the Ritter Sport chocolate company adds an interesting element, with some exhibits exploring the relationship between art and chocolate packaging. Many guests enjoy the temporary exhibitions that rotate regularly, keeping the museum experience fresh. The on-site café receives positive mentions for its quality and ambiance. Some visitors note that while the museum is engaging for art enthusiasts, it may be less appealing to those not particularly interested in abstract or geometric art. The museum's location in a small town means it's less crowded than urban museums, allowing for a more relaxed viewing experience. However, this also means it might require some effort to reach for those not in the immediate area. Overall, Museum Ritter offers a focused and well-curated experience for those interested in geometric abstract art and design.
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