When does the tour take place?

On Sunday, August 2, 2026, at 2 PM at the Museum Erding.

What is the entry fee for the tour?

The tour costs 4 Euros per person.

Is the museum visit suitable for families?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for young and old.

What kind of experience does the exhibition offer?

The exhibition is designed as a sensory discovery tour with touch, smell, and hearing stations.

Where is the Museum Erding located?

At Prielmayerstraße 1 in 85435 Erding.

Is the museum accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, according to museum information, an elevator, wheelchair rental option, and accessible toilets are available.

A Sensory Museum Tour Full of Riddles, Stories, and Surprising Discoveries

Name: Beautiful, Surreal, Mysterious at the Museum Erding
Start: 2026-08-02T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-02T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Museum Erding

A Sensory Tour Through the Unknown Face of the Museum Erding

On Sunday, August 2, 2026, the Museum Erding opens its doors at 2 PM for a special walk through the temporary exhibition Beautiful, Surreal, Mysterious. Museum director Harald Krause guides a presentation that not only shows collection pieces but makes them directly experienceable through touch, smell, and hearing stations. This creates an art experience that connects perception, curiosity, and aesthetic experience.

A Depot Becomes a Stage

The exhibition highlights 30 objects from the city's museum depot. This perspective is precisely what makes it appealing: what usually remains hidden emerges as a narrative core here. Works of art, everyday objects, and restored individual pieces unfold their own spatial effect in the exhibition room and show how careful curation shapes cultural significance from finds.

Discovering with All Senses

The tour relies on museum pedagogy that actively engages visitors. Those who look, touch, smell, and hear do not experience the exhibits as static objects but as carriers of stories. This multisensory staging makes the temporary exhibition family-friendly and simultaneously interesting for art and cultural history enthusiasts.

Between Curiosity and Cultural History

The tour invites you to experience the Museum Erding as a lively place of collection. The mix of beautiful, surreal, and mysterious items precisely opens the view for the diversity of urban cultural history. The presentation shows how a city museum narrates through its holdings: vividly, surprisingly, and close to the people.

Conclusion

Those who want to combine exhibition, tour, and sensory discovery will find here a service that is both entertaining and educational. Beautiful, surreal, mysterious promises an inspiring visit for young and old - and a good reason to experience the Museum Erding live.