Welcome to P26!
In the P26 building of the University of Bonn, research, teaching, and the public come together in a central downtown location. The former department store at Poststraße 26 houses two museums, the Global Heritage Lab, the University Info Point, the Knowledge Lab Uni Bonn (KLUB), and Café Luise.
Each floor highlights a different era and focuses on different themes. Explore the Egyptian Museum, the Paul Clemen Museum, the Global Heritage Lab, as well as temporary exhibitions in the KLUB.
Opening Hours
Info Point and KLUB
Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.Museums
Wednesday to Sunday: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission: €4.50 / €2.50 (reduced)
Egyptian Museum
With its approximately 1,000 exhibits, the Egyptian Museum offers a cultural-historical panorama of pharaonic Egypt, including highlights that cannot be seen in any other museum outside of Egypt. It is also the largest collection of Aegyptiaca in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Paul-Clemen-Museum
The Paul-Clemen-Museum is one of the art museums of the University of Bonn. It displays casts of sculptures and works of goldsmithing. Exhibitions on current themes and the collection itself turn the museum into a "Workshop of Visual Knowledge."
Global Heritage Lab
The Global Heritage Lab conducts and communicates research on museums, cultural heritage, and the reshaping of knowledge from global perspectives. Changing exhibitions invite visitors to actively participate.
Knowlege Lab Uni Bonn
The Knowledge Lab Uni Bonn (KLUB) presents current research from all faculties of the university in changing exhibitions, lectures, and workshops. It offers hands-on science and space for exchange, networking, knowledge, and communication.
Infopoint
The Infopoint is the go-to spot for anyone looking for information about the university. In addition to information materials regarding everything related to studying and other university offerings, the shop offers the popular University of Bonn merchandise products for purchase.
Café Luise
Delicious coffee specialties at Café Luise complete the offerings and round off your museum visit. The café is named after the art historian Luise Straus-Ernst.
