Museum of Bavarian History

The Museum of Bavarian History opened on the Danube waterfront in Regensburg in June 2019, in a purpose-built angular structure. Its permanent exhibition spans roughly 2,500 square metres and traces Bavarian history from the founding of the Kingdom of Bavaria in 1806 to the present, through about a thousand objects including King Ludwig II's sled.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue09:00–18:00

Wed09:00–18:00

Thu09:00–18:00

Fri09:00–18:00

Sat09:00–18:00

Sun09:00–18:00

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