Free admission (donations welcome)
Exhibition 9 / 6 Euros

1 pm
Start of the Sommerfest in the garden

2–4 pm
Luise Bichler
Paper flowers
Family workshop

From 2 pm
Hannah Rettl
I’m not telling anything actually I get told
Performance

3 pm, 5 pm
Sophie Becker
Ronnie’s World
Performance

4 pm
Marius Goldhorn
Reading from Die Prozesse

7 pm
Séan Being
Car Musick
Music performance

A medical team will be present on site during the Sommerfest.

Families:

Baby changing facilities can be found in the ladies’ and men’s toilets in the basement.

For wheelchair users:

You can reach our park on the right through the garden hall, where our café is also located. There is another entrance to the park on the left-hand side of the building (with a slope).

You can reach the exhibition via a lift to the left of the building. Please press the bell on the lift so that our ticket office team can activate the lift. As the lift leads directly into the exhibition, for safety reasons you must ring the bell before using the lift. Access to both exhibition floors is possible via the lift. Please note the restricted turning circle in front of the lift on the ground floor and the restricted turning circle on the first floor.

Access to the wheelchair-accessible WC in the basement is also possible via the lift. The lift door remains open automatically as long as you are in the toilet. Your privacy is guaranteed in this way – the lift remains closed to others.

Dogs:

Unfortunately, it is not possible to take dogs into the exhibition rooms. This does not apply to assistance dogs, i.e. dogs belonging to people with visual impairments or other disabilities. These dogs may be taken into any exhibition.

Dogs are welcome in our sculpture park, provided they are kept on a lead.

Haus am Waldsee Sommerfest is organised by: Jo Pistorius

Review of the 2025 Sommerfest programme