When is the exhibition open?

Tuesday to Friday from 12 to 17 and Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 17. The exhibition is closed on January 22.

Is there an admission fee?

Admission is free. No tickets are required.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

In the Town Hall foyer of the City of Landshut, Old Town 315, 84028 Landshut. Access is via the main entrance at the Town Hall.

Are there guided tours or a supporting program?

Information will follow. Please check the city's event page before your visit.

Can photography be done in the exhibition?

Please be considerate of other visitors and follow the signs on site. A prior permit is required for commercial use.

How long should one plan for the visit?

For a thorough tour with work reflection and reading the panels, a visit duration of 45 to 90 minutes is recommended.

Architectural Tours 2025 in Landshut: See Building Culture, Understand Quality

Name: Exhibition: Architectural Tours 2025
Start: 2026-01-16T13:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-02-01T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Rathaus - Rathausfoyer

Architectural Tours 2025 in Landshut: Experience Building Culture, Rethink the City

The exhibition Architectural Tours 2025 by the Bavarian Chamber of Architects makes the quality of contemporary architecture tangible. In the Landshut Town Hall foyer, a concentrated exhibition of selected projects from architecture, interior and landscape architecture, as well as urban planning unfolds – an invitation to reflect on works and to experience the aesthetics of material, form, and space.

Art Experience in the Town Hall Foyer: Spatial Effects, Light, Perspectives

Between high walls and natural daylight, the informative text and photo panels unfold their effects. Clear floor plans, precise details, and sustainable material choices demonstrate how contemporary building culture shapes places: from sensitive construction in existing structures to landscape architectural gestures. The curation structures thematic fields such as typology, context, construction – a parcours that sharpens sight and fosters judgment.

Building Diversity: Architecture that Creates Quality of Life

The selection documents the range of Bavarian building practice: school and cultural buildings, residential neighborhoods, open spaces. With terms like proportion, tectonics, and sustainability, it becomes evident how planners respond to energy efficiency, accessibility, and urban resource conservation. The result is an immediate artistic experience that connects function and poetry.

Educational Opportunities for the Curious

The exhibition is suitable for a compact tour and dialogue about architectural quality. Opening hours Tue–Fri 12–17, Sat/Sun 11–17; the exhibition will be closed on January 22. Admission is free.

Conclusion

Those who want to understand building culture will find a precise panorama of current planning approaches here. Come to the Town Hall foyer to reflect on works, discover spatial effects, material aesthetics, and intelligent urban planning – and take away impulses for your own perception of the built environment.