With more than 27 museums, castles, historical residences, parks, and collections of literature and art, the foundation is one of largest and most …
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Jul 15, 2024
The museum was really overrated, not worth a visit at all, although I am a big Bauhaus fan. No important information was accessible easily and clearly on website prior to visit, such as the fact tha…Full review by Aila H
Sep 6, 2023
I first visited the Weimar Bauhaus Museum when it was housed in a small building in the Theaterplatz . Of necessity , given the small space , it was a bit crammed and there was not the scope for what…Full review by ALISON H
Sep 21, 2022
The Bauhaus movement had a major influence on design and architecture during the years from 1919 on, though the organization ended officially in 1933. It was in Weimar for the first six years before …Full review by operalover939
I am planning to visit this museum and to make the most of the attractions yet I am appalled at how bad the website seems to be for booking purposes- no catering for languages and rigidity in it's booking if you don't have a street name but a house name, can anyone advise a way around this or if day tickets are readily available? The response from the museum is wanting/lacking. Thanks very much
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The German section of the website says there are always tickets available on the day, from 9am. I turned up at around 10am on a Saturday and got a ticket. However, the queue …
The German section of the website says there are always tickets available on the day, from 9am. I turned up at around 10am on a Saturday and got a ticket. However, the queue was quickly growing and by the time I left at 12pm, it was very long and there was a sign saying the wait was 2 hours. So, if you can’t find a way round the booking system issues, my advice would be to go on a weekday if possible and if not, just get there in the first hour or so.
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We have to close our museums once a week to carry out conservational work and restoration measures. Mondays are usually the closing day of choice for most museums …
We have to close our museums once a week to carry out conservational work and restoration measures. Mondays are usually the closing day of choice for most museums internationally....
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