9 No. 9: document Kepler

The famous astronomer Johannes Kepler (1571–1630), a contemporary of Galileo Galilei and, together with him, one of the founders of modern science, died during a brief visit to Regensburg in 1630. The house where he died has been preserved to this day. Original exhibits and presentations provide insight into Kepler's life and work.

6 pm: Regensburger Museum Wind Players

Last entry at 12:30 am

// An accessible restroom is located in the building. Audio guides are available. //

children's Program

Interactive tours not only tell exciting stories but also offer things to touch and try out. Travel with Cultheca to the early modern period, to the world of Johannes Kepler. Here you will learn how one of history's most famous astronomers and scientists lived and researched..

• Times: 2 and 4 pm

• Lasts approx. 45 minutes

• Age recommendation: for families with children aged 5 years and older

• Limited number of participants

In cooperation with Cultheca

Registration: required