Art museum of the Würth Collection at the company headquarters in Künzelsau-Gaisbach with changing exhibitions, sculptures and a screw museum – free admission.
April 27, 2026 – November 8, 2026
A retrospective marking the 100th birthday of the painter and sculptor who explored light, time and movement with unusual materials such as cellulose and stainless steel – up to sculptures several meters tall.
From November 22, 2026
Announced exhibition on the sculptor, printmaker and draftsman Stephan Balkenhol at the Museum Würth; closing date not yet published.
March 8, 2026 – January 24, 2027
In the atrium of the Museum Würth 2: geometric-concrete works by the French artist from the Würth Collection.
May 12, 2026 – November 8, 2026
In the Belvedere of the Museum Würth 2: works by the sculptor who received the Robert Jacobsen Prize of the Stiftung Würth.
October 13, 2025 – April 2, 2028
Long-term presentation at the Museum Würth 2 that brings together works from the collection from new perspectives.
The entrepreneur Reinhold Würth opened the museum in Künzelsau-Gaisbach in 1991 to make his private art collection accessible to the public. It is integrated into the administrative building of Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG, designed by the Stuttgart architects Siegfried Müller and Maja Djordjevic-Müller and built between 1989 and 1991. Visitors thus enter an art museum in the middle of the daily business of a global group specializing in fastening and assembly technology.
The museum shows 20th- and 21st-century art from the Würth Collection in two to three changing exhibitions a year, often supplemented by loans. An early exceptional project came in 1995, when Christo and Jeanne-Claude transformed the museum's rooms into a walk-in installation. Numerous large sculptures stand outdoors around the building.
The Museum of Screws and Threads has also been part of the museum since 1991. This permanent exhibition, unique in Europe, tells the cultural history of the screw from its ancient beginnings through the Middle Ages and industrialization to ship propellers and screw shapes in nature; films and hands-on stations also appeal to children.
In 2020 the Museum Würth 2, designed by David Chipperfield, opened a few hundred meters away as part of the Carmen Würth Forum, with its own exhibitions and a sculpture garden. Admission is free at both venues.
Admission is free.
| Groups | –60-minute group tour: €150 for up to 25 people, €6 for each additional person (max. 30). Schools/daycare centers: themed or overview tour (60 min.) €2 per person. |
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| Public guided tour (60 minutes) | €6Tickets on site on the day |
| Public guided tour at coffee time | €15Includes a hot drink and cake, register online |
| 60-minute group tour (up to 25 people) | €150€6 for each additional person, max. 30 people |
| Rental device for the Sammlung Würth app | €6 |
| Children's booklet “Würtholino” | €2For children aged 6 and up, at the museum shop |
Free admission (also at the Museum Würth 2).
According to the website, step-free access (Museum Würth and Museum Würth 2). Medical assistance dogs are allowed, other animals are not.
Great for kids & families
Activity booklet "Kunst entdecken mit Lino!" for children ages 6 and up (€2 in the museum shop); events for children and teenagers according to the program. Strollers are allowed in the exhibition, but bags and jackets must not be hung on them.
Gaisbach Kur/Museum · 5-min walk
Bus stop Gaisbach Kur/Museum, from there about a 5-minute walk via Reinhold-Würth-Straße (to Museum Würth 2 about 15 minutes).
By car via the A6, exit Kupferzell, then B19 toward Künzelsau.
Get directionsCafeteria in the museum (Mon–Thu until 16:00, Fri until 15:00, Sat/Sun 12:00–17:00; closed December 25/26); Café Atrium in the Carmen Würth Forum. Museum shop with catalogs, art books and design items. Coat check with lockers; large bags, backpacks and umbrellas are not allowed in the exhibition. E-bike charging station at the Museum Würth 2.
The museum hasn’t published any information on this – please ask the museum directly.
| Guided tours | yes · approx. 60 min |
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| Audio guide | yes |
| School programs | yes |
| Photography | Allowed for private use without flash or tripod; professional photography only with written permission. |
| Good to know | Public guided tours of the exhibitions (60 min., €6, tickets on site on the day). Group tours on request: tel. +49 791 946 72-14, fuehrungen.kunst@wuerth.com. Tour of the exhibitions and sculpture garden with the Sammlung Würth app. |
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