Badisches Landesmuseum

History and tradition

Karlsruhe

Germany

The Badisches Landesmuseum (Baden State Museum) in Karlsruhe, located in the Baden region of the state of Baden-Württemberg, is one of the most active museums in Germany. It is conceived as an all-in-one museum in which exhibitions covering the historical development of Baden's culture, art, politics, and society are combined in one major collection.

Temporary exhibitions

Rheingold-Dukat, Großherzogtum Baden, Münzstätte Karlsruhe, 1854, Foto: Gaul

Rhine Gold

Raw material from the river

Myths and legends are entwined around the gold of the Rhine. Behind the stories lies a kernel of truth. From 24 September, a studio presentation is dedicated to the very real Rhine gold and presents a selection of the most beautiful coin mintings as well as tools for gold extraction.

Die 80er: Gameboy und Zauberwürfel, Foto: ARTIS - Uli Deck

The 80's

Punk and party, private television and Gameboy, the death of the forest and the fall of the Wall - the 1980s were marked by political conflicts and social upheavals, but also marked the beginning of a digital future. The cultural history exhibition "The 80s" awakens memories of one of the most...

Baden State Museum

Baden State Museum

Baden State Museum

Suitable for families

Opening hours

Open all year

Tuesday - Thursday: 10:00-17:00

Friday - Sunday: 10:00-18:00

Address

Badisches Landesmuseum

Schlossbezirk 10

76131

Karlsruhe

Germany

+49 721 92 66 514

http://www.landesmuseum.de

info@landesmuseum.de

49.013506518421, 8.404073