When can the permanent exhibition be visited?

The regular opening hours are Sundays from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. For specific dates and special tours, please check the museum's current information.

How much is the entrance fee?

A single ticket costs 5.00 euros. Reduced admission is 2.50 euros. Children up to 6 years have free admission.

Are there guided tours of the museum?

Yes, there are open tours as well as booked tours. Inquiries are handled through the museum staff or directly via phone and email.

Is the museum accessible?

According to official information, the museum is barrier-free for people with mobility impairments and partially accessible for wheelchair users.

How do I get there by public transport?

Take the S-Bahn direction Altomünster to Markt Indersdorf, then use regional buses 706 or 707 to Rothbachbrücke and walk a few minutes.

Who oversees the exhibition?

The museum is run by the Heimatverein Indersdorf e.V. and is operated on a voluntary basis.

Markt Indersdorf experiences history and memory in a unique permanent exhibition

Name: Permanent Exhibition at the Augustinian Canons Museum
Start: 2026-06-07T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-07T14:00:00+02:00
Location: Augustiner Chorherren Museum

Permanent Exhibition in Markt Indersdorf: History, Space, and Memory at the Augustinian Canons Museum

The permanent exhibition at the Augustinian Canons Museum in Markt Indersdorf provides an impressive access to the history of the order, the locality, and the cultural history of the Dachau region. In the former sacristan's house and in the northern gate tower of the monastery complex, an artistic experience of special density unfolds: historical documents, liturgical objects, images, and spatial sequences tell of spiritual influence, educational tradition, and the upheavals of the 20th century.

A place where history becomes visible

The curation focuses on a clear, educationally convincing dramaturgy. The exhibition illuminates the history of the Augustinian abbey, its cultural and scientific achievements, as well as the varied usage after the dissolution of the abbey in the 18th century. This creates a multilayered examination of the historical site, where not individual artworks, but the connection of objects, architecture, and memory culture are in the foreground.

Between Sacred Space and Place of Education

Especially impressive is the combination of listed architecture and thematic depth. The space itself becomes a carrier of aesthetic experience: ancient walls, calm presentation areas, and the historical atmosphere create a concentrated exhibition atmosphere. The thematic stations range from the history of the order to the school and educational system to the post-war period with UNRRA and child survivors. This makes the museum a place of cultural education, conveying historical contexts in an understandable and moving way.

Guided Tours and In-Depth Insights

Those who wish to experience the permanent exhibition more intensively will find additional guided tour offers and information on the monastery tours. This perspective expands the museum visit to include architectural and cultural historical aspects. Particularly for art and culture interested visitors, this creates a complex artistic experience that sharpens the view of the significance of historical places in today's Dachau district.

Conclusion

The permanent exhibition at the Augustinian Canons Museum is not a loud spectacle, but a quiet, meaningful museum experience with high historical and educational quality. Those interested in monastic culture, memory history, and the atmosphere of authentic places should visit this exhibition live and embark on an impressive journey through centuries.