When is the exhibition open?

Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm; closed on Mondays. Holiday hours are as per the museums of the city of Landshut.

What are the entrance prices?

Adults €8, reduced €6, children 6 to 17 years €4. There are combo tickets and season tickets available for the duration of the exhibition.

Are there tours or workshops?

Yes, public tours and workshops are offered. Group tours can be booked; details and registration through the museums of the city of Landshut.

Is the exhibition accessible to people with disabilities?

Yes, all exhibition rooms are barrier-free. Companions of individuals with the marking B receive free entry.

How do I reach the museum by public transport?

From Landshut Central Station, take bus lines 3, 6, or 9 to the Altstadt stop, then a short walk to LANDSHUTmuseum with access to KASiMiRmuseum.

Am I allowed to take photos in the exhibition?

Information will follow or can be inquired on-site; the general museum rules on photography must be observed.

Experience Pumuckl anew: large family exhibition at KASiMiRmuseum Landshut

Name: Pumuckl – the exhibition
Start: 2025-10-11T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-28T19:00:00+02:00
Location: KASiMiRmuseum

Hooray, hooray – Pumuckl enchants Landshut: An interactive exhibition for all generations

The museums of the city of Landshut dedicate a large exhibition to the legendary kobold descendent at the KASiMiRmuseum. Between original illustrations, film history, and interactive stations, an artistic experience is created that leads families and Pumuckl fans into an atmospherically dense exhibition world – vibrant in color, playful, and museally precisely curated.

Artistic reflection with a wink: From Ellis Kaut to Barbara von Johnson

On the upper floor of the LANDSHUTmuseum, the creators behind the cult figure are introduced: Ellis Kaut as the author, Barbara von Johnson and Brian Bagnall as defining handwriting in painting and graphics. The curation links biography, art direction, and media history, illuminating material aesthetics and iconic formal language – from the red hair tuft to the green-yellow image dramaturgy.

Exhibition atmosphere: Light, color, space

The scenography leads through bright, child-friendly spaces. Warm light accentuates illustrations, props, and media installations. Stations for listening, watching, and participating create an aesthetic experience in which form, rhythm, and color determine the spatial effect.

Cultural education: Mediation with head, heart, and hand

A comprehensive accompanying program with workshops, guided tours, and puppet theater pedagogically opens up Pumuckl's world – from a painting robot workshop to child-friendly storytelling formats. The offers strengthen image competence, narrative understanding, and playful participation.

Context present: Pumuckl in today's media cosmos

The exhibition bridges to the current series and cinema world of the kobold. Thus, traditional lines, remakes, and reception history are art historically located and made accessible for young and old.

Conclusion: Expect a sensuous, knowledgeable curated exhibition that connects nostalgia and the present. Those who love Pumuckl – or discover him anew – will experience vibrant cultural history and artistic illustration here. Visit the exhibition, immerse yourself in color, form, and fantasy.