Hi Solely because we were staying very close by. What we didn't know at the time was that about half of it was closed for some reason. If you have young kids or just a kids heart the associated children's museum is just in the next street on the right and was great fun - we spent about 1.5-2 hours in there. We are pensioners in our 70s.

Pretty much the same impression as Gilman Barracks (well, the bigger building up the hill, on the left), like a re-purposed building, like a work in progress, suitable for certain art exhibits, quite neat, but I would say it needs more directional signage and some redecoration to make the place a bit warmer and welcoming; it is not big enough to wear well with the austerity of several contemporary art locations in Europe. Also elevator should be included as regular visitor option, we used it but you have the feeling you go through an empty warehouse...