Guided Tours of the Air Raid Shelter: Experience Erding from its Quiet Side
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Fascinating Journey Through Time at the Franz Xaver Stahl Museum
On Sunday, July 26, 2026, an extraordinary glimpse into local history opens at the Franz Xaver Stahl Museum in Erding: Three guided tours of the authentic air raid shelter of the former residence of animal painter Franz Xaver Stahl make the past directly experienceable.
A House Full of Art and History
The Franz Xaver Stahl Museum not only preserves the former home and studio of one of Germany's most significant animal painters but also a rare air raid shelter from the late 1930s. This unique combination of art, architecture, and cultural memory makes the tour a special discovery experience.
Authentic Place with Rare Atmosphere
Walking through the rooms at Landshuter Strasse 31, you can feel the character of a listed building that does not hide its history. The air raid shelter is considered an extraordinary testament to its time and enhances the insight into the life and work of the artist with an intense historical perspective.
Three Tours, Compact Experience
The tours begin at 1:30 PM, 2:00 PM, and 2:30 PM. This offers several opportunities for a short, focused city tour with cultural depth in the afternoon. The tour fee is 4 euros per person. The visit combines local history, museum knowledge, and an intense monument experience at a location that enriches Erding's cultural history.
Practical Impressions for Your Visit
The museum is centrally located at Landshuter Strasse 31 in Erding. The museum visit can be well combined with a walk through the city. Those interested in art, everyday history, and authentic contemporary witness will experience a remarkable tour with high remembrance value.
Conclusion: This tour takes you right into Erding's history and connects art, monuments, and historical impressions into a special experience. Secure your spot now and discover the air raid shelter of the Franz Xaver Stahl Museum up close.
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