vanaf 5 juli 2026
Retrospektive – 10 Jahre BrezelMuseum
For its anniversary, the museum brings together works from all previous special art exhibitions and adds new pretzel creations, for example by Jürgen Roesner and the Brezel Queen.

Museum all about the pretzel in a former bakehouse in Erdmannhausen – with history, art and pretzel baking for groups and children.
vanaf 5 juli 2026
For its anniversary, the museum brings together works from all previous special art exhibitions and adds new pretzel creations, for example by Jürgen Roesner and the Brezel Queen.
Tijdelijke tentoonstelling
2025/2026 special exhibition on the history of the Erdmannhausen pretzel maker, from its founding by Emil Huober to organic production in the third generation.
The Brezelmuseum (pretzel museum) goes back to the Huober family, whose bakery in Erdmannhausen has been making lye pretzels since 1950. Karl Huober, who had run the business since 1980, developed the idea for a museum starting in 2013. It opened in the summer of 2016, the year the municipality celebrated its 1,200th anniversary.
The museum is housed in the rooms of the first bakehouse, which company founder Emil Huober set up on Badstraße; the historic bakehouse is part of the tour. The exhibition looks at the pretzel as a guild emblem, a religious symbol and an everyday baked good, recounts legends about its origins and traces the path from craft to industrial production. A theater room links the subject to questions of agriculture and nutrition.
Since opening, the museum has regularly held special exhibitions in which artists explore the pretzel shape, such as Jürgen Roesner, Lisa Moll and the "Brezel Queen". In 2025/2026 an exhibition was devoted to 75 years of the Huober company. For its tenth anniversary in July 2026, a retrospective was created featuring works from all previous special exhibitions. In fall 2024 the museum welcomed its 30,000th visitor. Across the street is a playground with a large climbing pretzel.
| Volwassenen | € 5 |
|---|---|
| Met korting | € 3School and university students and retirees |
| Kinderen & jongeren | € 3gratis t/m 5 jaar · Children up to age 5 free; school students pay the reduced price. |
| Senioren | € 3Retirees |
| Studenten | € 3 |
| Groepen | –Group visits with a guided tour or pretzel baking by arrangement. |
| Gezinnen | € 12Two adults with children |
| Holders of the Familienpass (family pass) | € 6 |
Free admission for baker apprentices and apprentices in agriculture, milling and the food trade. Prices valid since July 3, 2016.
According to the museum, the exhibition is accessible.
Erg geschikt voor kinderen & gezinnen
| Toegang kinderen | gratis t/m 5 jaar |
|---|---|
| Gezinsticket | € 12 · Two adults with children |
Pretzel baking for children, including during the summer holidays and on Epiphany (registration required); children's birthday parties by arrangement. Opposite the museum is a public playground with a climbing pretzel.
Erdmannhausen (S-Bahn) · 6 min. lopen
S4 (Stuttgart–Backnang) to Erdmannhausen, then approx. 6-minute walk toward the village center; bus 456 to Rathaus or bus 364 to Schweißbrücke.
In the center of the village, opposite the playground with the climbing pretzel on Bahnhofstraße.
Route plannenHet museum heeft hierover geen informatie gepubliceerd – vraag het rechtstreeks na bij het museum.
Het museum heeft hierover geen informatie gepubliceerd – vraag het rechtstreeks na bij het museum.
| Rondleidingen | ja |
|---|---|
| Goed om te weten | Guided tours and pretzel baking by arrangement, also on weekdays; tours are also available in English or French. |
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