Villa Hugel

It is an ancient mansion dating back to the nineteenth century. It was built by Alvert Krupp in 1870-1873 to be the main residence for him and his family. The palace is characterized by its architectural design in the neoclassical architectural style. After World War II, the place was converted into a Cultural: It includes an art gallery, a historical archive for the family, and a place for musical celebrations. The exhibition section includes many paintings and drawings dating back to the nineteenth and twentieth century. The archive section contains many photographs and documents related to the family and its history.