Extended Run for the Dürer Exhibition at Museum De Reede in Antwerp
Art lovers in Antwerp have been granted extra time to experience one of the city's most popular graphic art presentations. Museum De Reede has announced that due to its overwhelming success, the temporary exhibition "Dürer in Antwerpen" has been officially extended. Visitors now have until Monday, 14 April 2025, to view this exceptional collection of works.
Planning Your Visit to the Extended Dürer Showcase
Museum De Reede is uniquely suited for an exhibition of this nature, standing as Belgium's first museum dedicated exclusively to graphic art. The extension of the Dürer presentation gives travelers and local art enthusiasts another opportunity to appreciate these intricate prints in a venue that also houses significant collections of works by graphic masters such as Francisco Goya, Félicien Rops, and Edvard Munch.
As noted on the official Museum De Reede news page, the decision to keep the exhibition open longer comes as a direct response to the high level of interest and positive reception from the public.
What Visitors Need to Know
For those planning to catch the exhibition before its final day on 14 April, the museum operates on a specific weekly schedule. Museum De Reede is open to the public on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The venue is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, so visitors should plan their itineraries accordingly to avoid disappointment.
To make the most of your cultural journey through the city, you can discover more local exhibitions and plan your itinerary with Musemap (musemap.art). Use the platform to browse Antwerp museums or check what's on in the city's art spaces to stay updated on the latest cultural happenings.
