When does the Sunday tour take place?

The tour takes place on Sunday, June 14, 2026, from 11:00 AM to about 12:30 PM.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is at the museum cash desk of the Franconian Switzerland Museum Tüchersfeld, Am Museum 5 in 91278 Tüchersfeld.

How much is the price?

According to the event information, the admission fee ranges from 2 to 10 euros. For adults, the museum entrance fee is 5 euros, and for children, 2 euros for the tour.

Who is the tour suitable for?

The tour is suitable for young and old and appeals to adults, families, children, teenagers, and seniors.

How do I get to the museum?

Access is possible via the B 470 to Tüchersfeld. Free parking is available at the town exit towards Rackersberg.

Is the tour indoors or outdoors?

The event takes place in the museum and is therefore classified as an indoor tour.

Experience the Stone Age up close: Discover Tüchersfeld's fascinating Sunday tour

Name: Sunday Tour - Leap into the Stone Age
Start: 2026-06-14T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-14T14:30:00+02:00
Location: Fränkische Schweiz-Museum Tüchersfeld

Leap into the Stone Age at the Franconian Switzerland Museum Tüchersfeld

This Sunday tour on June 14, 2026, opens a vibrant window into the early history of Franconian Switzerland. At the Franconian Switzerland Museum Tüchersfeld, visitors experience a cultural and historical journey through archaeology, earth history, and the traces of the first people in the region.

Early Humans, Big Questions

The tour tells of the immigration of early humans to Europe and Franconian Switzerland, the mixing of different human forms, and the transition from hunters and gatherers to farmers and livestock breeders. Local history is made vivid and understandable without losing its scientific depth.

A Museum with a Special Atmosphere

The Franconian Switzerland Museum is located in the famous Jew's Courtyard of Tüchersfeld, framed by striking rocks and historical buildings from the 18th century. This setting makes the city tour, in a broader sense, an intense discovery experience where landscape, architecture, and cultural heritage come together immediately.

History You Can Touch

The museum showcases over 40 exhibition rooms featuring topics from earth history to archaeology, as well as Jewish history, crafts, agriculture, and folk piety. Those interested in historical contexts will find a precise look at the development of life in Franconian Switzerland.

Well Planned and Practical

The meeting point is at the museum cash desk. The Sunday tour is suitable for both young and old and combines knowledge with a pleasant, family-friendly atmosphere. Access to Tüchersfeld is possible via the B 470; free parking is available at the town exit towards Rackersberg.

Conclusion

The Sunday tour Leap into the Stone Age offers an inspiring mix of science, local history, and impressive museum ambiance. Those who want to discover the origins of humanity in Franconian Switzerland should secure this date and book the tour now.