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Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids

Kids exhibition, up to 18 years admission free

Pei Building, Ground floor

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Who hasn’t wished at some time in their life to slip into an old painting from past times, meet the people there, and find out how they lived? The exhibition “Dive into the Picture! A Time Journey for Kids” invites young museum guests of primary school age and their families to explore one of the famous Augsburg pictures of the months from the 16th century. Like entering a kind of pop-up book, we dive into the picture and the life of the time. The people depicted in the paintings tell their own stories and give the young visitors access to four different fields of medieval life: people, game, trade and nature. But did life 500 years ago really look like this? What does the painting tell us about the past and what does it not disclose?

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In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

In the exhibition “Dive into the Picture! Time Travel for Kids”

© DHM/David von Becker

Guided Tours for Children

Eine Comicfigur steht mit zu uns gedrehtem Gesicht vor einem historischen Gemälde mit Pferden und historisch gekleideten Personen.

Let's play!

Join Luise on her time travel into the painting

Perfect to acquaint yourself with the topic before the exhibition or to review it later.

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Exhibition for everyone

The exhibition is designed for inclusion and appeals to all senses. All texts are offered in Easy Language, German Sign Language, Braille, and Large Print as well as in German and English. Inscriptions are offered in tactile writing or audio descriptions. Interactive and multisensorial interventions are also available; topics can be experienced through touch, hearing or sight. The exhibition is largely barrier-free. Objects are displayed at different heights and showcases are designed so that wheelchairs can roll up closely.

Symbols which illustrate the barrier free offers in the exhibition
[Translate to English:] Sechs Kinder betrachten das Gemälde Augsburger Monatsbild Januar, Februar, März

Children’s Advisory Board

For the first time the museum worked on this new exhibition format together with a Children’s Advisory Board. These “Clever Magic Dragons”, aged 8 to 12, have acted as idea generators and testers in all phases of the planning and design of the exhibition and have proved to be important companions.

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