27 december 2025 – 8 november 2026
Alle Zeit der Welt
Traveling exhibition from the Museum Mensch und Natur in Munich about time, from the Big Bang through Earth's history to evolution, with hands-on stations for children.
Natural history museum by the Traun bridge in Siegsdorf with Europe's best-preserved mammoth skeleton, Alpine geology, fossils and a Stone Age garden.
27 december 2025 – 8 november 2026
Traveling exhibition from the Museum Mensch und Natur in Munich about time, from the Big Bang through Earth's history to evolution, with hands-on stations for children.
The museum was prompted by a chance discovery: in 1975, two schoolboys found bones of a woolly mammoth about 45,000 years old in the Gerhartsreiter Graben ravine near Siegsdorf. On the initiative of the municipality, the remains were scientifically excavated in 1985; the skeleton is considered the largest and best-preserved of its kind in Europe.
In May 1995 the municipality of Siegsdorf opened a dedicated museum for the find on the Weiße Traun river. Across about 650 square meters on four levels, the exhibition spans 250 million years of southeastern Bavaria's geological history: from the formation of the Alps and marine fossils to the Ice Age with mammoth, cave lion, woolly rhinoceros and giant deer, and on to the region's first humans.
The friends' association, founded in 1997, funded projects including the bear cave with cave bear skeletons, set up in 2003, and outdoor mammoth replicas. Since 2010 the SteinZeitGarten (Stone Age Garden) right next to the museum has added hands-on stations on Stone Age techniques. In 2013 the museum welcomed its millionth visitor. After many years under the direction of Robert Darga, Manfred Heynck has headed the museum since 2024.
| Volwassenen | € 10 |
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| Met korting | € 9,50Holders of a Kurkarte (spa guest card) from the surrounding area, Siegsdorf residents, seniors |
| Kinderen & jongeren | € 5gratis t/m 5 jaar · Children and young people aged 6 to 18 |
| Senioren | € 9,50 |
| Mensen met een beperking | € 5With a disability rating of 50% or more and ID; free with a rating of 100% and for wheelchair users. Companions with the “B” marker pay €5. |
| Studenten | € 5Students up to age 27 |
| Groepen | € 9 p.p.Admission per person with a booked guided tour (school students €4.50, kindergarten children free) plus a €30 tour fee per hour; bus drivers and tour leaders free for groups of 15 or more. |
| Gezinnen | € 20Two parents with two children aged 6 to 18; each additional child €3. |
| Family ticket with spa card discount | € 19 |
The price page is headed “Eintrittspreise 2024” (admission prices 2024); the short overview on the home page lists the same figures. The Christkindl-Wallfahrts-Museum in the attic of the SteinZeitWerkstatt is free of charge.
According to the museum, all rooms are accessible. Animals are not allowed.
Erg geschikt voor kinderen & gezinnen
| Toegang kinderen | gratis t/m 5 jaar |
|---|---|
| Gezinsticket | € 20 · Two parents with two children aged 6 to 18; each additional child €3. |
Hands-on stations in the SteinZeitGarten; in summer, a family activity day every Thursday with a campfire and twist bread, water playground at the Kugelmühle. Children's programs from age 5; children's birthday parties (Stone Age or fossils, approx. 2.5 hours) from age 7.
Parkeerplaats aanwezig
Parking lot at the museum; mammoth footprints lead to the entrance.
Museum shop (including stone balls from the Kugelmühle).
Het museum heeft hierover geen informatie gepubliceerd – vraag het rechtstreeks na bij het museum.
| Rondleidingen | ja · duur ca. 60 min. |
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| Aanbod voor scholen | ja |
| Goed om te weten | Guided tours by volunteer museum guides (1 hour €30, with fire-making 1.5 hours €45, plus admission), as well as special tours and Stone Age programs for children and schools. Booking at 08662 13316 or by email; worksheets for teachers available as PDFs. |
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