When does the tour take place?

The tour takes place on 30.08.2026 at 12:00 PM and lasts about an hour.

Where is the event location?

The event location is the State Museum Schwerin at Alten Garten 3 in 19055 Schwerin.

How much does participation cost?

The public tour costs 5 euros per person, reduced price 4 euros per person.

Is entry to the museum free?

Yes, entry to the museum is free. However, the mentioned tour fee applies for the public tour.

Is the museum accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the museum is significantly barrier-free with electric lift platforms, automated doors, and other modern equipment.

Is there an official website with more information?

Yes, more information is available on the official museum website at museum-schwerin.de.

Schwerin's New Museum Halls Open Architecture, Light, and History to All

Name: Public Tour: "The New Halls – A View of the Building"
Start: 2026-08-30T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-30T15:00:00+02:00
Location: Staatliches Museum Schwerin

Experience Architecture: The New Halls at the State Museum Schwerin

This public tour opens up the view of a museum building that impresses with new clarity, lighting design, and spatial generosity after extensive modernization. At the State Museum Schwerin, architecture itself becomes an artistic experience: materials, proportions, and spatial effects enter into a lively dialogue with the collection.

A Look Behind the Facades

The tour focuses on the building and its effect in space. Upon entering the museum, visitors experience not only exhibition architecture but also a precisely curated connection between historical heritage and contemporary presentation. The restored surfaces, modern lighting technology, and the newly created openness provide a special aesthetic experience for the tour.

Between Historicism and the Present

The State Museum Schwerin is one of the prominent cultural locations in the city. The architecture at the Old Garden forms a worthy framework for a collection that ranges from Dutch painting of the 17th century to positions of modernity. This tour highlights how architectural history and museum education work together to make art understandable and sensually experienced.

Space, Light, and Perception

Particularly exciting is the view of the atmosphere of the new halls. Generous spatial sequences, carefully restored surfaces, and the new exhibition dramaturgy allow visitors to rediscover the museum visit. Those who love architecture experience here not only information but a contemplation of the work in the broadest sense: the building itself becomes an exhibit.

The Museum as a Cultural Resonance Space

The State Museum Schwerin presents itself today as more inclusive, barrier-free, and visitor-friendly. Electric lift platforms, automated doors, and modern technical equipment create comfort and accessibility. Thus, the tour combines cultural education with an open, contemporary art experience.

Conclusion: This tour is aimed at anyone who wants to experience architecture, museum building, and cultural history up close. The tour promises new perspectives on one of the most significant museum locations in Northern Germany. A visit on-site is definitely worthwhile.