How long does the special tour last?

The tour lasts about 60 minutes and takes place in the museum's exhibition rooms.

How much does participation cost?

Adults are expected to pay €12 per person according to the specified themed tours including museum admission.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum, Äußeres Pfaffengäßchen 23, 86152 Augsburg, in the Cathedral Quarter.

Are there parking facilities nearby?

There are no parking spaces directly at the museum. The Kolping Parking Garage at Jesuitengasse 10 is recommended, open 24 hours.

How do I reach the location via public transport?

Tram line 2 to the Mozarthaus Kolping stop, barrier-free alternative Hoher Weg. From there, it is a short walk.

Is the event barrier-free?

The museum follows a barrier-free concept. Detailed information is provided in the accessibility information of the house.

Feel Renaissance Instead of Reading: Augsburg's Experience Tour Surprises

Name: A New Era – The Renaissance
Start: 2026-07-11T16:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-11T17:30:00+02:00
Location: Fugger und Welser Erlebnismuseum

Augsburg's Renaissance Awakens: Themed Tour in the Experience Museum

In the special tour 'A New Era – The Renaissance' at the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum, visitors dive into the heyday of Augsburg around 1500. Amidst an original Renaissance building, you experience how merchants, art, and technology shaped the city and what innovations make the event experience captivating even today.

Golden Augsburg, Tangibly Staged

The tour leads through scenographically designed rooms with interactive stations. Multimedia installations, the 'Golden Writing Room,' and an animated map table make trade routes, financial dealings, and world politics sensually tangible. Thus, the atmosphere of the event, ambiance, and audience mood condense into a vivid image of the Early Modern Period.

Expertly Narrated, Smartly Curated

Experienced guides link the Renaissance period with a contemporary perspective. Professionally organized, the target audience addresses culture enthusiasts, families, and city travelers. Awards for design and communication underline the authority of the institution; accessibility and clear visitor guidance ensure a smooth organizational experience.

Between Merchants, Art, and Global Knowledge

Using the examples of Fugger and Welser, philosophy, education, technology, maritime trade, and economics become tangible. The scenic storytelling makes global networks and local power visible – from mining to banking. Sensory impressions, authentic spaces, and compact background information coalesce into a powerful event experience.

Conclusion

For those wishing to not only read about the Renaissance but also feel it, this offers an hour of knowledge, wonder, and dialogue. Secure your spot and discover Augsburg’s golden era up close.