Can be booked all year round on request.

Roemer and Pelizaeus Museum

The Roemer and Pelizaeus Museum has one of the most important ancient Egyptian collections in the world, a new exhibition on rituals, utensils, conversations and table culture in Hildesheim and the world from the entire range of its ethnological and urban history collections and many great offers for families. For example, families can explore the Egypt exhibition with a research booklet.

Offers for families and guided tours

Tafelkultur: Es ist angerichtet: Eine kulinarische Reise durch die Zeit

Tel. +49 (0)5121 – 93690 www.rpmuseum.de
Opening hours: Tues. to Sun. 10 am to 5 pm (closed December 24 and 31)

Dommuseum

The Hildesheim Dommuseum houses the cathedral treasury, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It provides a fascinating insight into the art of the Middle Ages and shows it in interplay with contemporary art and modern architecture. In the adjoining cloister you will not only find the legendary 1000-year-old rose bush, it also connects Hildesheim Cathedral with the exhibition rooms.

Tel. 05121 307780 for general information

Tel. 05121 307770 for booking enquiries

www.dommuseum-hildesheim.de

Opening hours: Tues. - Sun. 11.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. (also open on Mondays on public holidays; closed 24 and 31 December).

• 2x nights including breakfast
• Use of swimming pool and fitness room*
• 1x 3-course meal with choices/buffet on Fridays (except for July and August)*
• Admission tickets to the Roemer and Pelizaeus museum 
• Admission tickets to the cathedral museum

Can be booked year-round on request (except for 24, 25, 31 December and 1 January)

Look between the architecture and factory production to find a living monument, the UNESCO World Heritage Fagus Factory in Alfeld. Architect and Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius built the Fagus Factory in 1911, a factory that is considered as the origin of modern industrial architecture the world over. Explore the production facilities and take a closer look at the Fagus-Gropius exhibition and the multimedial UNESCO Visitors’ Centre to experience the past and the present of this fascinating world heritage site.

The Fagus-Gropius Café is an appealing location that invites you to sit down and relax for a while.

• 2x overnight stays including breakfast
• 2x seasonal 3-course meals with choices/buffet on Fridays (except for July and August)*
• Use of the swimming pool and fitness room
• Entrance Fagus-Werk exhibitions incl. video guide or public guided tour

Entrance Fagus-Werk exhibitions (UNESCO Visitors’ Centre, Fagus-Gropius Exhibition, Fagus Gallery + video guide or public guided tour and a “sweet” surprise).

Guided tour for the general public without prior registration, meeting point at the UNESCO Visitors’ Centre:
March to October: Saturday at 13.00, Sunday at 11.00 and 13.00
November - February: Saturday at 13.00, Sunday at 13.00

Weekend visitors can choose from between using the video guide or taking a public guided tour once they have arrived.

Opening hours:
March - October: Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
November - February: Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.