Monday - Friday: 10:00 – 16:45
Saturday: 10:00 – 13:30
Sunday: 14:00 – 16:45
Closing times:
Good Friday, 1.5., 3.10., 24.12. / 25.12., 31.12. as well as at church official acts
Monday - Friday: 10:00 – 16:45
Saturday: 10:00 – 13:30
Sunday: 14:00 – 16:45
Closing times:
Good Friday, 1.5., 3.10., 24.12. / 25.12., 31.12. as well as at church official acts
ADMISSION TO THE DOM-MUSEUM IS FREE OF CHARGE FOR ALL VISITORS.
Domsheide stop.
Parkhaus „Am Dom“
Sandstraße 10-12, D-28195 Bremen
Durch das Hauptportal des St. Petri Doms am Ende des „rechten“ Querschiffs
As the Dom-Museum is located in listed premises, it is unfortunately only partially accessible without barriers. Barrier-free access is possible to exhibition rooms 5-8, i.e. also to the area for special exhibitions (How to get there). However, an appointment is definitely required for admission (3347142 or info@dommuseum-bremen.de).
To enable visitors who cannot climb stairs to take a virtual tour of the entire museum, a picture book is available for audio tour (complete reading sample). The audio guide is free of charge for the severely disabled. Of course, they can also take the virtual tour spontaneously.
Download now free of charge: The museum guide for your smartphone or as a text version for printing (PDF) - available in various languages.
Über 30.000 Besucher – in Spitzenzeiten sogar 50.000 – finden sich jährlich im Dom-Museum ein. Hier erwartet sie ein reicher Schatz an mittelalterlichen Funden aus den Gräbern der Bremer Erzbischöfe. Es handelt sich um Silber- und Goldgerät sowie wertvolle Seidentextilien, die bis zu 900 Jahre in den Bischofsgräbern gelegen haben und noch heute ihre Schönheit und ihren Glanz bewahren. Die Textilforschung bezeichnete diese Reste von seidenen Bischofsgewändern bei ihrer Auffindung in den 70-er Jahren als sensationell. Außerdem werden die kürzlich freigelegten mittelalterlichen Wandmalereien, das historische Altargerät des Doms und die wertvollen Gemälde, allen voran ein lebensgroßer „Schmerzensmann“ von Lucas Cranach d. Ä. gezeigt und erläutert.
Group tours of the cathedral and museum can be arranged by calling 0421 - 33 47 142 or by email (fuehrungen@stpetridom.de).
School classes are also welcome at any time. Please contact us to arrange an appointment.
In the Dom-Museum, visitors have the opportunity to receive detailed explanations of all important museum exhibits by means of an audio guide. All you have to do is type in a number and you will hear explanations of a total of 22 museum objects via earphones. The whole thing is still only available in German and English, but there are no limits to the possibilities for expansion with explanations in other languages or even with films.
Visit the Dom-Museum once again and let the audio guide lead you individually.
Guided tours by audio guide:
1 € per device
Bible Garden - On the south side of the cathedral is the Bible Garden, where you can view plants of the Bible and monastic medicine. Like an oasis, the Bible Garden offers peace and quiet in the midst of the metropolitan hustle and bustle.
In the summer months from April to October, the cathedral also offers you two special sights:
Tower ascent - the south tower can be climbed via 265 steps. Not only does this offer a wonderful view over the old town, you also have the opportunity to see one of the cathedral bells up close.
Bleikeller (Lead cellar) - In the 18th century, to great astonishment, human corpses were discovered in a crypt of the cathedral, mummified by desiccation. The so-called lead cellar mummies are fascinating to this day and make us aware of the finiteness of all earthly life.
Books, postcards and items from our Dom-Museum to take away collection are available at the Dom-Museum and the Cathedral Shop.
Whether it's a children's corner , children's tour with Playmobil® figures or quiz rally, the Dom-Museum has various offers ready for young visitors. Of course, we also offer guided tours for children and school classes.
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