The following information is for guests with disabilities:
The Bach Exhibition is situated on the 2nd Floor. Because the Palace Museum does not have a lift, the exhibition rooms on the 1st floor as well as those on the 2nd Floor are regrettably not accessible for persons in wheelchairs.
The Palace Museum does have WC for the disabled, which has a level access and is reached from the courtyard.
Permanent Exhibition
With the exhibition "BACH IN ARNSTADT" in the Palace
Multimedia theater
The multimedia theater shows a 12-minute film about
Showrooms
The premises of the exhibition show paintings of the
Bach guided tours
In the Steps of J.S. BachDid you know there are no
Organ console
The highlight of the exhibition is the organ console
Historical details
Take a look at unique features such as the rounded
Permanent Exhibition
With the exhibition "BACH IN ARNSTADT" in the Palace Museum (Schlossmuseum) Arnstadt, the former Palace of Countess Elisabeth Albertine and her husband Count Günther I of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen, i
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Multimedia theater
The multimedia theater shows a 12-minute film about Johann Sebastian Bach's first employment as an organist at the New Church in Arnstadt. The current church music director Gottfried Preller pla
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Showrooms
The premises of the exhibition show paintings of the Count and later Prince Anton Günther II of Schwarzburg-Arnstadt who ruled from 1681-1716, his wife Auguste Dorothea and other personalities from t
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Bach guided tours
In the Steps of J.S. BachDid you know there are no less than 19 different sites in Arnstadt, where the Bach family of musicians lived and worked? Arnstadt still has today more original locations to of
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Organ console
The highlight of the exhibition is the organ console which Bach tested and played on since 1703 at the New Church in Arnstadt. In 1699 the construction of a new organ had been contracted and in 1701 c
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Historical details
Take a look at unique features such as the rounded ivory keys or the tablature record of the Fantasia in C minor. In 1983 this manuscript was compared with a salary receipt that Johann Sebastian Bach
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Guests with disabilities
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