Museum PARCUM
At Museum PARCUM, discover Park Abbey's unique heritage and fascinating exhibitions on religious heritage. Using unconventional methods, the museum brings to life recognisable and contemporary stories that encourage dialogue and connection.
Exhibition and Activities
After nearly 15 years, we are completing the large-scale restoration campaign of Park Abbey this year. A special milestone that we would love to celebrate together with you!
Due to the final preparations, our programme will look slightly different this summer than usual. Are you planning a visit to the museum? Please check below carefully what you can visit and when, and prepare your trip well. This way, you will get the most out of your visit to Park Abbey.
Please note: adjusted opening hours apply this year.
2 June to 28 September
From 31 September to 24 October: no museum visits
During this period, unfortunately, the museum cannot be visited. Behind the scenes, we are preparing the next exhibition. Stay up to date via our social media channels and website. Curious? Come and discover it for yourself from 24 October!
Fortunately, there are still many other activities in Park Abbey until then!
À partir du 24 octobre : réouverture festive
Plan your visit
Opening hours
- Until 31 May: the museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 5 pm.
- From 2 June to 27 September: visits only possible at 2 pm.
- From 28 September to 23 October: no museum visits possible.
From 23 October: the museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 5 pm.
About Museum PARCUM
Museum PARCUM showcases the remarkable heritage of Park Abbey and presents engaging exhibitions on religious heritage. Museum PARCUM aims to be an open-minded and welcoming meeting place — a space for critical reflection, wonder and dialogue.
Our greatest work of art is Park Abbey itself. The abbey houses magnificent art treasures such as the unique stucco ceilings and stained-glass windows. We tell the story of this site, where past, present and future come together.
Museum PARCUM also organises temporary exhibitions. The themes connect religious heritage with art, culture and society. What does this heritage mean in our diverse society? As a museum, we aim to be relevant to all visitors, across different faith backgrounds and generations. That is why we always present religious heritage from multiple perspectives.
Museum PARCUM is jointly operated by PARCUM and the Heritage Site Park Abbey.
