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Discover a treasure trove of cultural delights in the picturesque town of Abenberg this summer, as it plays host to a series of captivating exhibitions. The highlight of the season is the special woodworking exhibition, "Woodworking Magic," on display at the Burgmuseum until the 31st of August.
The Burgmuseum, located at Burgstraße 16, is open Tuesday to Sunday, from 11 am to 5 pm. For those planning a visit, it's essential to note that beyond August 31, the museum will only feature its permanent exhibitions, "Your Key to 1000 Years of Castle Dreams" and "40 Years of Spitze Dreams."
In addition to the "Woodworking Magic" exhibition, the Burgmuseum also houses a photography exhibition by Heike Liedtke. This exhibition, too, concludes on August 31. For those wishing to catch a glimpse of Liedtke's work, it's advisable to visit during the museum's opening hours.
Meanwhile, at the nearby HöhrCafé, located at Marktstraße 6, Hilpoltstein, a photography exhibition by an unspecified artist is on display until July 9. The café's opening hours are yet to be confirmed.
Beyond Abenberg, the International Youth Library Munich is hosting an international picture books exhibition, the details of which are still unfolding. This exhibition does not have a specified end date. Interested parties are encouraged to stay tuned for updates on the library's official website or social media channels.
For those planning a visit to any of these exhibitions, it's always a good idea to check the official websites or contact the respective venues for extended hours during exhibitions, as these can vary. Happy exploring!
If you require more general information about the museums or how to contact them, feel free to ask!
At Burgmuseum, not only can you enjoy the special woodworking exhibition, "Woodworking Magic," and photography exhibition by Heike Liedtke until August 31, but also delve into lifestyle exhibits such as the permanent displays "Your Key to 1000 Years of Castle Dreams" and "40 Years of Spitze Dreams," also housed within. In home-and-garden pursuits, take a trip to the nearby HöhrCafé's photography exhibition, which runs until July 9.
