Experience Wagner's traces: the new Walk of Wagner 2025!

Experience Wagner's traces: the new Walk of Wagner 2025!

A look into the world of Richard Wagner will be particularly exciting in 2025, because the Walk of Wagner takes its visitors on a journey to the places where the famous composer lived. The focus is on living and hotels, which he lived in the course of his life for Wagner. This trip leads through not only Germany, but also to Saxony, Franconia, Upper Bavaria, Bavarian Swabia, Lower Saxony and other countries such as Switzerland and Italy. It is a real journey through time that fascinates fans and interested parties!

The Walk of Wagner combines authentic Wagner sites and extends between the iconic house of Wahnfried and the legendary festival house. What exactly does visitors expect? The installations are not only informative, but also aesthetically appealing. There will be a total of 17 characteristic cubes, in which changing topics related to Wagner, his impressive work and his eventful life are presented every year. This ensures a breath of fresh air and constant news that makes the walk exciting every year.

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Accompanying this experience, a Leporello is published that contains important information about the original locations of Wagner in Bayreuth. This city map not only gives an overview of the paths that Wagner once had, but also makes the current city visible in which it lived and created. The folding plan is distributed at the Tourist Information at Operernstraße 22 and is also available on the website of Bayreuth Tourism ready.

An important support on this trip is the Richard Wagner Museum in Bayreuth, which is located in the Hauffried house. This museum is not only a place full of history, but also a valuable collection that preserves the legacy of Wagner and makes it accessible to the public. Here visitors can immerse themselves in the world of the composer and be inspired by the extensive permanent exhibition as well as the special exhibitions and events that take place regularly.

The museum, part of the Richard Wagner Foundation since 1976, serves as a national archive and research center and guarantees that Wagner's diverse life's work will remain alive. Whether connoisseur or newcomer, every visit is an experience that leaves a lasting impression.

So, dear reader, if you are moving to Bayreuth next year, then a detour will be plans to detach to the Walk of Wagner. There is a lot to discover and learn about one of the greatest composers of our time!