The Museum für Sepulkralkultur in Kassel is a unique institution that thoroughly engages with the themes of dying, death, burial, mourning, and remembrance. Since its opening in 1992, the museum has offered an in-depth insight into the diverse facets of sepulchral culture, both from a historical and a contemporary perspective.
The permanent exhibition presents an impressive collection of exhibits that illustrate the development of burial and mourning culture from the Middle Ages to the present day.
Particularly noteworthy are the historical tombstones made of stone and cast iron, which are complemented by artistically designed contemporary examples.
Regular special exhibitions expand the spectrum and illuminate specific aspects such as coffins, mourning jewelry, or death masks.
The museum offers various rooms for events, which are ideal for exhibitions, seminars, or cultural events. Its central location in Kassel allows for convenient access by public transportation; the "Weigelstraße" stop is just a few minutes' walk away.
For drivers, public parking is available in the surrounding area.
Whether for private parties, corporate events, or cultural happenings – the Museum für Sepulkralkultur offers, with its unique combination of history and modernity, the perfect setting for unforgettable experiences.