The permanent collection consists mainly of altars, altar pieces and sculptures of saints made in middle age. Some highlights are to be pointed out: sculptures of Veit Stoss, Tilman Riemenschneider and a large majolica altar by Andrea della Robbia. The most wonderful part of visiting this museum was the Greek ancient sculptures exhibition,hosted temporarily until May 26 2013 by this... More

This great sculpture collection is housed in an old villa. It is a huge, fascinating collection. I highly recommend it.

We were disappointed by our visit, not because of the exhibits, which were interesting, but we had hoped to see more of the original building and inside it was much like an other museum. The main reason we will not return, however, were the aggressively officious security guards who were demanding that anyone with a jacket or cardigan over their... More

This museum is fascinating for a wide range collection of sculputes from sumerian period up to neoclassicism. The layout is wonderful and the labels are in both german and english. A true pleasure!

This sculpture collection is nothing other worldly, it has way too much decorative art for my taste, but if you go to Frankfur before Septmeber 23, 2012 DO NOT MISS THE JEFF KOONS EXHIBITION, they have spread de Koon's pieces around the whole exhibition space, it is mixed with their permanent collection and it is really something to see all... More

I loved this museum! I visited it on my last day in Frankfurt before I had to catch my flight. There were some gorgeous sculptures here inside a very nice building....don't miss it! I didn't have a lot of time so I got there basically when they opened in the morning... I had ALMOST enough time...but I'm recommending over 3hrs... More

A perfect match with style and elegance the sculptors of Jeff Koons in the garden of this beautiful museum and the expo are just great > discovered Michael Jackson & Bubbles < as well this wonderful intimate garden cafe with a French touch a must visit...

the idea of having Koons' sculptures in amongst the claassic colleection in the Liebieghaus is very clever and works. Go and see it while it's on.

We visited the Liebieghaus as part of the Jeff Koons exhibition. I thought it was interesting how they juxtaposed his very modern art with early Greek, Egyptian and European sculpture. The museum by itself was interesting and worth a visit without Koons' work. There is also a very nice outdoor cafe with excellent cakes.