When does the guided tour take place?

On Saturday, 19.09.2026, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM.

How much does participation cost?

Admission costs 12 euros, reduced 8 euros. Free entry for those under 27 years and with certain permissions.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the foyer in the House of Graphic Collection, Salzstraße 32/34 in Freiburg.

Is the Augustinermuseum accessible?

Yes, the Augustinermuseum is accessible and has an elevator as well as wheelchair-accessible restrooms.

How can I best get to the museum?

Take tram line 1 from the main station towards Littenweiler to the Oberlinden stop. If driving, the Schlossberg parking garage is recommended.

How long does the guided tour last?

The tour is designed to last one hour and offers a compact, content-rich walk.

Freiburg's Augustinermuseum Opens Future Spaces for Curious Museum Visitors

Name: Guided Tour: Future Spaces
Start: 2026-09-19T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-19T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Augustinermuseum

Guided Tour through Future Spaces at the Augustinermuseum: A Museum Reimagines Its Future

At the Augustinermuseum Freiburg, the guided tour Future Spaces opens a view of a house in transformation. Students of Empirical Cultural Studies present the exhibition Future Spaces – Museum in Transition in the FREI_Raum and connect the museum's history from the Middle Ages to today with personal city stories, unusual perspectives, and contemporary questions about cultural memory.

A Walk between City History and Present

This tour is not just a mere overview, but a lively exploration of the museum itself. The Augustinermuseum is experienced as a historical site, as an educational institution, and as an open resonance space. Those who embark on the tour will witness how exhibition curation, cultural education, and museum pedagogical mediation intertwine.

The FREI_Raum as a Laboratory for New Ideas

In the FREI_Raum, projects and thoughts emerge that consciously open the museum to the present. The tour invites participants to reflect on participation, accessibility, and the societal role of museums. It is precisely this participatory approach that makes the format appealing: Visitors are not only guided, but are also taken seriously as voices in the cultural dialogue.

An Artistic Experience with Atmospheric Depth

The exhibition atmosphere at the Augustinermuseum combines the tranquility of a historical site with the dynamism of a current debate. Architecture, spatial effects, and content openness create an aesthetic experience that goes far beyond a classical museum tour. Here, painting, collection history, and the question of how a museum can become more accessible to all people come together.

Who Will Especially Benefit from the Visit

The tour is aimed at art enthusiasts, culturally curious individuals, students, families, and anyone who wishes to not only observe museum spaces but also engage with them. The clear connection to city history, contemporary culture, and educational work creates an offer that is equally informative, inspiring, and socially relevant.

Conclusion

Future Spaces at the Augustinermuseum promises a smart, open, and sensory approach to the museum world of tomorrow. Those who wish to experience how a traditional institution questions its future and opens up new perspectives on culture should attend this tour live.