Goslar - urban. Museum

In a monastery curia built in 1514, the Goslar Museum displays extensive collections on the history and art history of the city and on the geology and mineralogy of the region.

In addition to outstanding objects – such as the famous Krodo altar (early 12th century), the Goslar Gospel (13th century), a coin collection with well over 1000 Goslar imprints, the “mountain can” from 1477 and the original of the Goslar fountain eagle from the 14th century – the everyday life of the city bourgeois is also in the spotlight in 10 centuries. A fascinating journey through time.

In addition to the city of Goslar, the Goslar Museum is sponsored by the Goslar Natural Sciences Association and the Goslar Museum Association.
​
Goslar Museum
Königsstraße 1
38640 Goslar
​
Phone: 05321-43394
​
E-mail: goslarer-museum@goslar.de
Internet: www.goslar.de/kultur-freizeit/museen/goslarer-museum

Opening hours:
November to March 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
April to October 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Closed on Mondays.