Bavarian State Exhibition 2025 "Ludwig I - Bavaria's greatest king?"
Tradition and progress - a challenge for every ruler in the 19th century. In the Bavarian State Exhibition, which will be presented at the House of Bavarian History in Regensburg from May 10 to November 9, 2025, we travel back to the Kingdom of Bavaria. King Ludwig I ascended the throne there 200 years ago - a ruler with contradictions in a time of upheaval that was also shaped by him.
Experience the changing Bavaria of Ludwig I. From newly revived customs and traditions to industrialization, there is a lot on offer. Ludwig struggles through a politically challenging time. In the end, the question is: who ultimately has more power - the king or the people? Could Ludwig I really have been Bavaria's greatest king?
Cabinet exhibition Sow Trumps King - Bavarian Playing Cards
The Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte is bringing a Bavarian cultural asset to the museum: playing cards from Bavaria and card playing itself. The exhibition uses historically significant exhibits to show the development of Bavarian playing cards from their beginnings in the 14th century to the present day.
from May 31, 2025 to April 19, 2026
Photo exhibition People in the Bavarian Forest 1900 - 1950
From July 25 in the museum foyer in Eschergasse, admission is free!
8,000 postcards of the Bavarian Forest, collected over three generations, in the archive of the Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte since 2023: the photo exhibition in the Eschergasse foyer of the museum presents almost 50 images. At the center: the Waidler themselves, framed by views of the town.
Wirtshaussterben? Wirtshausleben! - Eine Ausstellung des HdBG im Kloster Aldersbach
Stirbt das bayerische Wirtshaus? Die sprichwörtliche bayerische Gemütlichkeit ist weltweit begehrt. Trotzdem werden die Wirtshäuser bei uns immer weniger – schon lang vor Corona. In den letzten 15 Jahren hat Bayern ein Drittel seiner Schankwirtschaften verloren. Wir erzählen die Geschichte der bayerischen Gastlichkeit und fragen, wie sie zukunftsfähig bleibt. Das bestimmen auch Sie als Gäste. Bei uns werden Sie auf Herz und Leber getestet!
Erfahren Sie mehr über die Geschichte der bayerischen Wirtshauskultur im Kloster Aldersbach: www.aldersbach.de
