When does the tour take place?

The tour is scheduled for 21.07.2026 at 3:00 PM and lasts about 60 minutes.

Where is the event taking place?

The event location is the Diocesan Museum Freising on the Cathedral Hill in Freising.

What is the entrance fee?

The tour costs 5 euros per person in addition to the museum admission. According to the price list, regular museum admission is 8 euros.

Do I need to register?

Yes, registration for the tour is required via email at kunstvermittlung@dimu-freising.de.

Is the museum accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the building is step-free accessible and reachable via barrier-free elevators. The Freising Cathedral Hill is also accessible via the funicular on the southern slope.

Are there any additional practical tips for visiting?

The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9 AM to 5 PM, closed on Mondays. During construction work, the barrier-free access may be temporarily affected.

Hypnosis Freising 2026

Name: Hypnosis. Searching for Transcendent Truth
Start: 2026-07-21T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-21T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Diözesanmuseum Freising

A tour between religious imagery, art history, and spiritual tension

At the Diocesan Museum Freising, this thematic tour opens the view on the 19th century as an epoch of upheaval, longings, and artistic reorientation. The event combines art historical context with the question of how religious painting, romantic truth-seeking, and the spiritual climate of the time interweave.

Between departure and inner calm

The tour leads into an exhibition that highlights the artistic developments in Munich during the 19th century. Political and social changes, the influence of patronage, and the search for a balance between nature and culture shape the narrative framework. The charm lies precisely in this: Art does not appear as a mere chronicle, but as a sensitive register of an epoch that had to reinvent itself.

Art, Religion, and the Eve of Modernity

Particularly impressive is the view of religious painting and those currents that range from the Late Nazarene movement to the dawn of modernity. The tour makes visible how visual language, piety, and artistic freedom challenged each other in the 19th century. More than 120 works from over 30 museums and private collections give the event a rare density and provide literary and cultural-historical depth.

Curatorial perspective and reading atmosphere of seeing

With the curators Carmen Roll and Anna-Laura de la Iglesia y Nikolaus, a different kind of author encounter emerges: not with a literary voice, but with a scientifically precise, sensually conveyed interpretation of images, ideas, and questions of faith. The reading atmosphere in the broader sense is created here through concentrated seeing, calm language, and intimate proximity to the original.

A place with a strong aura

The Diocesan Museum Freising provides the suitable framework for this. The cathedral hill, the art historical collection, and the barrier-free accessibility create an ambiance that closely connects education and experience. Those who want not only to view art but to understand it in its spiritual resonance space will find a challenging access here.

Conclusion: This tour promises an insightful, atmospherically dense perspective on art, religion, and the spiritual tensions of the 19th century. Anyone seeking cultural depth, curatorial precision, and a genuine museum experience should experience the event live in Freising.