Radel to the museum: free admission and exciting actions on May 4th!

Radel to the museum: free admission and exciting actions on May 4th!

On Sunday, May 4, 2025, the campaign day "Radel to the Museum - Day of Open Museums" takes place in the district of Germersheim and in the Southern Wine Route district. This special day, which is announced by Pfalz-Express , the doors to a total of 24 museums and information centers open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry is free, which offers the opportunity to get to know the diverse offers of the region.

The official opening of the action day takes place at 11:15 a.m. in the Freckenfeld local museum, which is located at Hauptstraße 65. Visitors can look forward to an extensive supporting program that includes tours, a film screening, children's actions and musical accompaniment by the music association "Lyra" Freckenfeld.

exciting events and digital museums

A highlight of the action day are the two digital museum rally, which are carried out with the "Actionbound" app. The first tour, "Rhein and Romans", extends over around 30 kilometers and leads through Rheinzabern, Leimersheim, Neupotz and Hördt. The second tour, "Time Travel through the Library", covers around 26 kilometers and leads through Freckenfeld, Büchelberg, Schaidt and Minfeld. In addition, numerous tours and program items in places such as Germersheim, Winden, Jockgrim, Hatzenbühl and Wörth are offered.

A special event takes place in the Terra Sigillata Museum in Rheinzabern, which organizes a Roman craftsman festival with theater, fashion show and hands-on stations. The Terra Sigillata Museum itself is known for its collection of more than 1000 objects that provide an insight into the region's Roman history. For example, Südpfalz Tourism that the use of clay deposits on the Otterbach through Roman troop bricks began in the 1st century.

historical insights and new attractions

The museum is not only a place for education, but also for experiences: in the branch at a kindergarten, nemnations and ancient power production are explained. These perspectives make the Terra Sigillata Museum an ideal goal for schools, individuals and groups. The Terra-Sigillata Museum Rheinzabern Association has been responsible for the Museum on a voluntary basis since it was founded in 1978. The “Pan - Alcohol Museum thousandsassa” in Germersheim and “The Small Zündappmuseum” in Impflingen are also new to the program. A tour on the new stork hiking trail in Winden, which begins at 2 p.m., does not require registration.

The physical well -being is also taken care of: the participating museums offer a variety of dishes, drinks as well as coffee and cake. When it comes to media reporting on this day of action, it is particularly emphasized that the region with its cultural and historical offers is a worthwhile destination for excursions.