A Kunsthalle (literally “Hall of German art” in ) is an artistic institution without permanent collection. Certain German museums having permanent collections, nevertheless, are also called by this term.

One counts many Kunsthallen through the Northern Europe:

• Baden-Baden, to see Kunsthalle of Baden-Baden

• Basle, to see Kunsthalle of Basle
• Bern, to see Kunsthalle of Bern
• Bielefeld, to see Kunsthalle de Bielefeld
• Bremen, to see Kunsthalle of Bremen
• Darmstadt, to see Kunsthalle of Darmstadt
• Düsseldorf, to see Kunsthalle of Düsseldorf
• Emden, to see Kunsthalle d' Emden
• Göppingen, to see Kunsthalle de Göppingen
• Hamburg, to see Kunsthalle of Hamburg
• Karlsruhe, to see Kunsthalle of Karlsruhe
• Kiel, to see Kunsthalle of Kiel
• Krems, to see Kunsthalle de Krems
• Luckenwalde, to see Kunsthalle de Vierseithof
• Mannheim, to see Kunsthalle of Mannheim
• Munich, to see Hypo-Kunsthalle
• Rotterdam, to see Kunsthal of Rotterdam
• Stockholm, to see Kunsthalle of Stockholm
• Tübingen, to see Kunsthalle de Tübingen
• Vienna, to see Kunsthalle of Vienna
• Wilhelmshaven, to see Kunsthalle de Wilhelmshaven
• Zurich, to see Kunsthalle of Zurich