Mainz State Museum
Mainz · Rheinhessen
200,000 YEARS OF CULTURAL HISTORY
The Landesmuseum's art and cultural history collection extends from the Stone Age to the present day. Among them are gold jewelry, shields and swords from prehistoric times, stone monuments from the Roman Empire, sculptures and tablets from the Middle Ages, paintings from the Renaissance, painting, furniture and porcelain from the Baroque period, treasures from the 19th century and precious objects from Art Nouveau. And the works of modernism by Max Liebermann, Lovis Corinth or Pablo Picasso attract fans from all over the world to the State Museum. Also worth seeing: The impressive baroque ensemble of the State Museum with modern glass and steel construction as well as the electoral stables and the riding hall is worth a visit.
The entire museum is barrier-free • Audio guides • Video guides for the deaf
Opening hours:
Tuesday
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10:00
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20:00
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Wednesday
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10:00
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17:00
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Thursday
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10:00
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17:00
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Friday
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10:00
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17:00
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Saturday
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10:00
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17:00
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Sunday
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10:00
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17:00
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Handicap facilities
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accessible for people with walking disabilities
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partially accessible for blind people
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partially accessible for people with visual impairments
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accessible for wheelchair users
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accessible for people with cognitive impairments
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partially accessible for people with hearing impairment
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accessible for deaf people
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Travel for All- Accessibility certified
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Level approach to building or grounds
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Doors and passages are at least 90 cm wide
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Level approach, or lift or ramp access to all guest rooms and facilities
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The toilet is wheelchair accessible
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Foldable grab bars next to the toilet
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Toilet for disabled people
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Doors and passages are at least 80 cm wide
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Doors and passages are at least 70 cm wide
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Designated parking spaces for disabled people available
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Assistance dogs are allowed
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Visually contrasting step edges
Evaluation report for accessible travel (only in German)