Stadtmuseum Meißen

The Meissen City Museum is located in the middle of the historic old town on Heinrichsplatz and is one of the oldest collections of urban history in Saxony. It is located in the former Franciscan monastery church with parts of the cloister and the so-called Neo-Gothic House. The collections and exhibitions focus on the history and culture of the city and the region. Viticulture, shipping on the Elbe and the production of ceramics and porcelain are central themes. Museum visitors can learn about the historical development of the oldest city in Saxony - the focus is on regional economic, industrial and art history. Highlights include the largest hand-operated wine press in Saxony's wine-growing region, dating from 1788, and one of the rare examples of a historic Elbe boat measuring 11 meters in length.

In addition to the permanent exhibition, regularly changing special exhibitions and events invite visitors. The late Gothic hall church itself, with its cloister garden and cloister, is also an architecturally impressive ensemble.

Open from

Sunday	11:00–17:00
Monday	closed
Tuesday	11:00–17:00
Wednesday	11:00–17:00
Thursday	11:00–17:00
Friday	11:00–17:00
Saturday	11:00–17:00

Special opening hours

Easter Monday, Christmas Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Price:

Admission

Adults: 3€

Reduced: 2€

Family ticket: 8€

Depot management: 5€