The Bavarian School Museum has been a branch of the Bavarian National Museum in Munich since 1984 . he permanent exhibition, which opened in 2018, presents the history of teaching and learning from the Stone Age to the present in nine rooms in a compact yet varied way.
In addition to interesting and exciting objects, the new exhibition attaches great importance to active visitors: hands-on stations on selected subjects encourage them to learn new things and refresh what they have learned. You can write on and with a wide variety of materials in a medieval writing room. Your own strength can be measured on a pulley system. And according to Adam Riese's famous model, you can repeat the basic arithmetic operations.
The Bavarian School Museum in Ichenhausen is a living museum: in addition to the new permanent exhibition, the museum team offers workshops and special tours for all age groups, including participation in a "history lesson".
