About

The Schumann-Haus in Leipzig offers a fascinating peek into the early years of Robert and Clara Schumann's marriage. Since 1838, this venue has captivated visitors with its small yet informative museum that showcases the couple's life together. Although most information is offered in German, the interactive exhibits, including a sound room, provide engaging experiences. Children find the museum particularly suitable and enjoyable. Conveniently located within a school building, this attraction operates weekday afternoons and all day on weekends, promising a unique visit for those interested in the rich musical history of Leipzig. With an average Google rating of 4.2, it promises a memorable afternoon for both history buffs and families alike.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Leipzig Sachsenseite
Bus stop 704 m walk
Leipzig Goethestraße Street
Bus stop 655 m walk
Leipzig Hbf (Fernbus-Terminal)
Bus stop 672 m walk
Gutenbergplatz
Tram stop 670 m walk
Gerichtsweg
Tram stop 360 m walk
Hbf., Wintergartenstr. (Leipzig)
Tram stop 594 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.2
based on 222 reviews
4.2/5 222 reviews
許翠華
許翠華
3 weeks ago on Google

Beautiful music, beautiful couples and wonderful venue.

Katelyn Croft
Katelyn Croft
1 month ago on Google

Not bad, it’s just very small and the information is limited. It’s almost exclusively focused on Clara. If you don’t read German, you have to scan QR codes to get an English version. There’s an interactive sound room that’s good for children. If you don’t have much time in Leipzig, I’d choose a different museum.

David King
David King
2 months ago on Google

Pretty underwhelming compared to other composer house museums in Europe. Information was limited and not presented in a logical way. There were no instruments actually belonging to the musicians on display. The listening library was the saving grace, however it was rather noisy due to the museum sharing space with a school. There were kids rehearsing choir in part of the museum so it was hard to focus on the listening examples. Not recommended unless you're a big fan of the Schumann couple.

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