Neues Stadtmuseum
The Neues Stadtmuseum in Landsberg am Lech occupies a former Jesuit college and explores the city’s history and culture.
Its setting links municipal heritage with a historic building.
The museum develops exhibitions about contemporary history and Landsberg am Lech’s changing urban story.
Children’s groups encounter local heritage through educational programmes and activities.
Special exhibitions address regional history, art and cultural history through related programmes.
The garden contains the Monument to the Five Senses, a metal sculpture by Lubo Kristek.
Kristek created the work in 1991.
Welded metal sheets form a face-like plant with an open hand and five senses.
Beatrix and Erich Matthees commissioned the sculpture for the museum garden.
Kristek used repoussé and chasing techniques to shape its surface.
The Neues Stadtmuseum belongs to Landsberg am Lech’s municipal museum group, alongside the Herkomer Museum, Mutterturm and Weiß-Egger Anwesen.
Together, these places trace the city’s artistic, architectural and rural heritage.
The museum connects local history with contemporary questions and welcomes varied perspectives.
Its municipal role anchors cultural learning in Landsberg am Lech.
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