Museen in Ingolstadt

Museums of Ingolstadt

Ingolstadt's museums offer a specialized look into Bavarian history and art. The German Museum for the History of Medicine is located in a late Baroque anatomy building, while military history is extensively documented in the New Castle and 19th-century fortifications. These sites include the Bavarian Army Museum and the Museum of the First World War in Reduit Tilly. The Museum of Concrete Art focuses on non-figurative design, and the Bavarian Police Museum in Turm Triva explores regional law enforcement history.

Museums of Ingolstadt — Karte

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German Museum for the History of Medicine

Set in a beautiful Baroque building, the museum presents the development of medicine throughout the history.

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B

Old Town Hall

Dating back to the 14th century, this administrative building features a neo-Renaissance facade added during an expansion in 1882.

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C

Bayerisches Armeemuseum

The Bayerisches Armeemuseum is the Military History Museum of Bavaria.

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D

Museum für konkrete Kunst

This museum focuses on non-figurative Concrete Art and Design, showcasing permanent and temporary exhibitions within 800 square meters of gallery space.

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E

Museum des Ersten Weltkriegs

Located in the historic Reduit Tilly fortification, this branch of the Bavarian Army Museum documents the history and technological developments of the First World War.

F

Bayerisches Polizeimuseum

Housed in the Turm Triva fortification, the museum presents the history of the Bavarian police from the 1918-1919 revolution to the modern era.