Families

In the City Museum, families can have fun together and discover the history of the city of Amberg interactively. Except for Mondays and certain public holidays, the City Museum is open every day. The holidays on which it is closed are: Dec. 24, 25, 31, Jan. 1, as well as on Faschingsdienstag (Shrove Tuesday).

A visit to our exhibitions will be exciting thanks to hands-on and media stations. Different events offer plenty of opportunities to discover the museum interactively.

ADMISSION FEES

ACTIVITIES

• Family Action Days
• Museum booklets with colouring pages and puzzles for children (3-12 years)
• Holiday Programs
• Creative Workshops: "Kleine Werkkantine"
• Digital Actionbound Rallies
• "Mensch ärgere Dich nicht"-tables in the foyer and game boards to borrow
• Guided tours for children and young people
• Activity booklet "Discovering Art" for the City Gallery

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  Family Action Days

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  Museum booklets with colouring pages and puzzles for children

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  Holiday Programs

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  Creative Workshops: "Kleine Werkkantine"

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  Digital Actionbound Rallies

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  "Mensch ärgere Dich nicht"-tables in the foyer and game boards to borrow

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  Guided tours for children and young people

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  Activity booklet "Discovering Art" for the City Gallery

FUN AT HOME

• Digital Actionbound Rally
• Craft kits for the home

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  Digital Actionbound Rally

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  Craft kits for the home

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Families are very welcome.

We offer:

• Parking space for prams and buggies
• Seats in the museum café and courtyard for the consumption of snacks brought along
• Purchase of non-alcoholic beverages
• "Nice toilet"
• Toilet with baby changing area
• Lockers
• Museum shop with pocket money prices
• Breastfeeding welcome

Unfortunately, the City Museum is only partially barrier-free. With a stroller, the areas "Gathered Times" and "The Electoral Amberg" on the ground floor are accessible. An elevator can also be used to reach the special exhibition rooms and the exhibitions on the famous Amberg artists Josef Friedrich Schmidt, Josef Leonhard Schmid and Michael Mathias Prechtl on the first floor.

The Stadtgalerie ALTE FEUERWACHE is also barrier-free.