Guided Tour of the Air Raid Shelter: Experience Erding's History Up Close
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In the Footsteps of Private Air Defense in Erding
An authentic facility, moving local history, and an unusual glimpse into the last years of the war: On October 2, 2026, cultural mediator Linda Kelleher will guide a tour through the historic air raid shelter of the Franz Xaver Stahl Museum in Erding.
History Beneath the Surface
The tour illuminates private air defense during World War II and places the facility within the history of Erding. The focal point is also the bombing raid on the city on April 18, 1945. The nearly completely preserved air raid shelter conveys history not abstractly, but directly on site.
A Rare Testament of Contemporary History
The air defense facility of the Stahl family is considered exceptionally well preserved and ranks among the rare surviving examples of its kind in Germany. Visible structural elements, shelters, and the special construction make the visit an impressive discovery experience for those interested in history.
Authentic Atmosphere in the Franz Xaver Stahl Museum
The tour connects local history, cultural heritage, and vivid presentation. In the originally preserved rooms, it becomes clear how people sought shelter during the war and what architectural solutions served private air defense.
Conclusion: Experience History Up Close
The guided tour of the air raid shelter offers an intense access to the city history of Erding and to an extraordinary historical building. Secure your place and discover a hidden chapter of Erding's cultural heritage.
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