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.

German Museum for the History of Medicine

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

Old Town Hall

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

Bayerisches Armeemuseum

The Bayerisches Armeemuseum is the Military History Museum of Bavaria.

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.

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.

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.