The fascination of time – bringing time to life
For 175 years, Glashütte has been an important centre for the German art of watchmaking. With its development, the town located south of Dresden is one of the most exciting scenes of German economic history. You can experience this history and the fascinating world of mechanical timekeeping at the German Watch Museum Glashütte. The permanent exhibition, set up chronologically, uses multimedia to give an insight into the eventful history of the Glashütte watch industry, from its beginnings in 1845 up to the present day. Individuals and companies are explored in striking ways through the use of unique exhibits and archive documents. Varying special exhibitions take place alongside this, focusing thematically on an era, an individual or a product from Glashütte watch history. Talks, initiatives and a range of family-friendly events accompany the exhibitions throughout the year. Experience an interesting and extraordinary journey through time, through the many different facets of timekeeping and watchmaking in Glashütte.
We look forward to your visit to the German Watch Museum Glashütte!
The museum is open Wednesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm (also on public holidays).
Closed: Mondays and Tuesdays; 24th December
Changes to opening times: 31st December 10 am to 2 pm
Visitor address:
Schillerstraße 3a
01768 Glashütte/Saxony
Germany
| Adults | 7 € |
| Reductions (pupils, students, trainees, seniors, persons with severe disabilities, unemployed persons) | 4,50 € |
| Children until 6 years of age | free |
| Family Ticket Maxi (2 adults and children until 16 years) | 15 € |
| Family Ticket Mini (1 adult and children until 16 years) | 12 € |
| Groups of more than 10 persons (price per person) | 4,50 € |
This is where we inform you of changes to opening times and the latest visitor figures, and give you useful tips.
Wann?
until further notice
Wo?
special exhibition at the foyer
Preis?
free
A Glashütte pocket watch was part of the expedition equipment when Kilimanjaro was climbed for the first time Until further notice it can be viewed in the Foyer of the watch...
We are open again!
Since May 20, 2020 the German Watch Museum Glashütte is open again after a longer closing time during the corona pandemic in Germany. The museum opens from Wednesday until Sunday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. Find more information at “News” on our homepage.
For further requests please contact us Monday until Sunday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm, phone: +49 (0) 35 053 46 12 102, mail: info@uhrenmuseum-glashuette.com.
We look forward to your visit to the German Watch Museum Glashütte!