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Sightseeing

The museum does not see itself as a classic exhibition house, but rather as a “history theatre”. Around 1,000 exhibits – including personal memorabilia, large objects, and interactive stations – tell on 30 stages how Bavaria became what it is today. Particularly impressive is the free multi-vision show “What Happened Before” in the foyer, which guides you through Bavarian history from Roman times to the Napoleonic era with humour and powerful images.

The Permanent Exhibition – Bavaria from 1806 to Today

In the permanent exhibition you can explore around 1,000 objects, divided into 30 so-called "stages". Each focuses on an aspect of Bavarian history: the monarchy, revolution, National Socialism, post-war reconstruction, football, pop culture, and much more.

Original film cameras from the post-war period

Personal items from athletes, musicians, and politicians

Interactive stations for children and young people

Also worth seeing: the free multimedia show in the foyer “What Happened Before” – a spectacular, entertaining journey through time from Roman times to the modern day, displayed on a 40-metre panorama screen.

Special Exhibition 2025: Ludwig I – Bavaria’s Greatest King?

From 10 May to 9 November 2025, the Bavarian State Exhibition is dedicated to the flamboyant monarch Ludwig I. The exhibition highlights his role as builder, patron of the arts, and political player – and asks the question: Was he truly Bavaria’s greatest king? In addition, visitors can enjoy discounted admission to Walhalla, the Befreiungshalle, and reduced fares on boat trips to Walhalla.

The Museum of Bavarian History is great fun for children and young people too. Many stations are interactive, there are quizzes, hands-on elements, and exciting stories from everyday life in eras gone by.

Plus: children and young people under 18 enjoy free admission!

The museum is easily reached from the AZUR Campsite by bike or public transport. After your visit, the museum’s own inn offers Bavarian specialities and there’s a well-stocked shop where you can browse to your heart’s content. A perfect day trip for anyone wanting to experience Bavaria’s history in a lively way.

The Museum of Bavarian History is a real insider tip for anyone who wants to experience history in a lively, modern and entertaining manner – without a preachy tone. It links the past and present in an enjoyable way, making it suitable for families, culture fans, and the curious alike.

If you’re staying with us at the AZUR Campsite in Regensburg: Be sure to set aside half a day for this museum – you’ll be amazed at how exciting history can be!

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm; closed Mondays (except public holidays).

Admission prices:Permanent Exhibition: Adults €7, concessions €5, free entry for children and young people under 18 as well as students under 30.State Exhibition 2025 incl. Permanent Exhibition: Adults €10, concessions €8, free entry for children and young people under 18 as well as students under 30.

Mediaguide: €3 per person; also available for free as an app.

If you stay at the AZUR Campsite in Regensburg, you’ll find not only the Danube and the historic old town right on your doorstep, but also one of Bavaria’s most modern museums: the Museum of Bavarian History. Since its opening in June 2019, it has offered more than 2,500 m² of fascinating, multimedia journeys through the Free State’s history – from the founding of the kingdom in 1806 to the present day.

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