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With its permanent exhibition, the museum provides a deep insight into the life and work of Johann Sebastian Bach in Leipzig.
The Bach Archive with the associated Bach Museum is located in the Bosehaus. The building is considered one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Leipzig. At the same time, it is one of the oldest surviving buildings on the south side of St. Thomas' Church courtyard. The 450 m² permanent exhibition provides an insight into the world of St. Thomas's Cantor and Music Director Johann Sebastian Bach with valuable instruments, documents and works of art.
Many of his most important compositions were written during the 27 years that Bach lived in Leipzig, including the famous St. John Passion and St. Matthew Passion.
The Bach Museum offers a great program for children of all ages with a variety of educational offerings for kindergarten groups and classes from primary and secondary schools as well as projects such as the summer workshop and family tours.
Good to know
Opening hours
Price information
Free admission up to 16 years
Advance ticket sales for the Leipzig Bach Festival take place online at "www.bachfestleipzig.de".
fitness
Bad weather offer
for any weather
for groups
for school classes
for individual guests
suitable for seniors
foreign languages
Accessibility
- Awarded the Saxon Museum Prize “Inclusion” and the Sensory Friendly Seal “sensory-friendly environment”.
- 4 disabled parking spaces at the Thomaskirchhof.
- Access (door 90 cm) via 1 step of 5 cm each.
- Wheelchair accessible toilet: door 85 cm, 150x150 cm in front of and 95 cm next to the toilet.
- wheelchair space in the listening room
- Audio/video guide for blind and visually impaired guests.
- Museum guide in easy language.
- Video guide in German sign language.
- Induction loops for audio guides and listening stations.
- Touch and listening stations with Braille labels.
- Guide dogs are allowed.
- Guided tours for guests with disabilities.
- Information material for people on the autism spectrum see website www.bachmuseumleipzig.de
designated disabled parking space available
door width min. 70 cm
Access via max. one step or ramp
door width min. 90 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
Lift floor area min. 110x140 cm
door width min. 80 cm
Access without steps (max. 3 cm) or ramp
Movement area in front of the toilet bowl min. 130x130 cm
Space to the left or right of the toilet bowl min. 80 cm
Foldable grab handles on the toilet bowl
Help/Offers for blind and visually impaired people
Help/Offers for Deaf and Hearing-Impaired People
Help/Offers for people with learning and mental disabilities
Arrival & Parking
S-Bahn: Get off at Markt stop, from there it is a 3-minute walk to the Bach Museum.
By car: Parking is available in the surrounding parking garages on the inner city ring road.
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