Mühldorfer Jagdmusseum

About the museum

The Jagd-Musseum on the Stadtplatz in Mühldorf am Inn is not a conventional hunting museum with trophies and weapons, but a satirical cabinet of curiosities. The initiator and designer is the Mühldorf resident Hans Kotter; the pun in the name "Musseum" suggests that you "must" see it.

The tour pokes fun at the hunting scene in the style of Karl Valentin: on display are "shot" water taps, bookworms, a "laughing cellar" instead of a wine cellar, and other absurd arrangements. Much of the objects come from Hans Kotter himself; in addition there are contributions from well-known cartoonists such as Haderer, Haitzinger, Deix and Uli Stein, as well as from Herbert Achternbusch.

The museum is only open one afternoon a week, always on Wednesdays.

Highlights

• "Shot" water taps and other trophies of a special kind
• Quirky arrangements in the style of Karl Valentin
• Caricatures by Haderer, Haitzinger, Deix and Uli Stein
• Contributions by Herbert Achternbusch
• Designed by initiator Hans Kotter

Permanent exhibition

• Jagd-Musseum – Humorous cabinet of curiosities with self-built objects, caricatures by well-known artists and absurd arrangements about hunting.

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

The museum is on the Stadtplatz in the old town of Mühldorf, Stadtplatz 82.

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