Bibelmuseum

The Bibelmuseum displays ancient artifacts including cuneiform tablets, hieroglyphic inscriptions, and papyrus fragments related to biblical history and manuscripts.

Founded in 2001 by Stefan Drüeke and expanded in 2008, the museum houses over 1600 Bibles in different languages and showcases replicas of Dead Sea scrolls.

The museum presents medieval illuminated Bibles, including a full-size Gutenberg Bible, and features exhibits on biblical archaeology across multiple connected buildings.

The museum opens on Fridays from 14:00 to 18:00, with visits on other days requiring advance reservations at least three to six months ahead.

Visitors can experience hands-on activities such as paper making and printing on a reconstructed Gutenberg press, alongside viewing terrariums and aquariums.

Location: Wuppertal

Website: https://bibelmuseum.de

GPS coordinates: 51.25530,7.16361

Latest update: March 6, 2025 08:57