With the Flashlight Through the Night Museum Rooms

When it gets dark outside, a special museum visit begins in Landshut: During the Flashlight Tour, brave visitors explore the museum at night. This family-oriented event is explicitly aimed at children aged six and above and combines a museum tour with the unusual atmosphere of a nighttime visit.

The date is set for Friday, October 30, 2026. The focus is on the museum as a nighttime experience. Equipped with a flashlight, participants can perceive their surroundings from a different perspective. The darkness alters the usual view of the exhibition rooms and makes the tour a special experience for families and anyone who is drawn to a slightly mysterious atmosphere.

A Museum Tour for the Brave

The tour is designed as a family event and is suitable for children aged six and above, according to the announcement. This offers an opportunity to experience a cultural event in Landshut together with children. At the same time, the offer appeals to adults and older children who would like to discover museums outside of a regular day visit.

The flashlight tour takes place in the museum and is therefore independent of the weather. The exact start time, duration, admission price, and specific information about tickets and meeting point are not provided in the available details. The exact museum name and the complete event address were also not mentioned in the announcement. Interested parties should check these details before visiting via the linked event page of CBW Landshut.

Important Information at a Glance

• Date: October 30, 2026
• Location: Museum in Landshut
• Suitable for: brave visitors and families
• Minimum age for children: from six years
• Type of event: nighttime flashlight tour in the museum
• More details: Time, price, tickets, and exact address are not yet known

Anyone looking for an extraordinary family event in Landshut and who is not afraid of a nighttime museum visit will find a suitable date for this tour around Halloween. The event promises a special perspective on the museum visit – provided that darkness does not bother the participants.