Couven Museum - The valuable collection

10.30 a.m.: The Kersten Pavilion and what has become of it in the Couven Museum. After discovering the treasures and history of the Kersten Pavilion during the guided tour, you will have the opportunity to visit the original pavilion on the Lousberg on your own. See also location 13 (Testimony to the Baroque - Kersten's Pavilion). Guided tour with Julia Preisler.

1 p.m.: The vanished jewel: On the trail of the Wespienhaus. In the first half of the 18th century, Johann von Wespien had a prestigious private house built by Johann Joseph Couven. The museum displays a model of the architecture and a media station now offers the opportunity to admire the original interior design. Guided tour with Georg Tilger.

3.00 pm:
"Valuable. Priceless. Irreplaceable: The legacy of the first Couven Museum "The first Couven Museum was established in 1929 in Haus Fey at Seilgraben 34 and presented the domestic culture of the 18th and 19th centuries. On July 14, 1943, the house burned down completely and much of the furnishings were also destroyed. Some of the rescued treasures have found a new home in the new Couven Museum, which opened on Hühnermarkt in 1958, and are brought into the limelight during the tour. Guided tour with Carmen Roebers and Julia Samp.

Admission to the museum is free.