Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Leipzig - Museum Zum Arabischen Coffe Baum

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Description [EN]

Germany’s oldest cafe is located in the heart of Leipzig’s historic city centre. Since 1711, coffee, the Saxons’ favourite drink, has been served here. The house takes its name “THE ARABIC COFFEE TREE” from the extraordinary building emblem on its facade. In the historic rooms of the cafe on the ground floor, the visitor can see where many famous guests once sat – and can imagine them being there.

The »Coffe Baum« has always provided nourishment for body and mind. In the 16 historic rooms of the museum, you can now discover the history of coffee: From the strict 18th century coffee house rules to the massive coffee crisis in the GDR and from the impact of colonialism to global trade relations today, the history of coffee is multifaceted. During your visit, you will meet Augustus the Strong and Johann Sebastian Bach - as well as the famous coffee-loving Saxons and their »Bliemchengaffee«. En route, you can also discover Melitta Bentz’ coffee filters and the legendary »Mokka Efti« coffee maker. We invite you to explore this unique baroque building in the heart of the city.

Services

Adolescents, pupils

thematische und lehrplangerechte Führungen

Seniors

öffentliche thematische Führungen

Car parking

innerstädtische Parkplätze und -häuser

Bus parking

Hauptbahnhof-Ostseite

Connection public transport

S1 / S2 / S3 / S4 / S5 / S5X Haltestelle Markt / Alle Tram mit Haltestelle Goerdelerring, Thomaskirche, Bus 89 Haltestelle Markt

Note regarding pets (if necessary, dog care on the spot)

keine Haustiere

Notes on using your smartphone or cameras

kostenfrei; keine Nutzung von Blitzlicht/Stativ/Selfie-Sticks

Guided tours and group offers

Anmeldung unter 0341 9651 340, stadtmuseum@leipzig.de

others

Das gesamte Gebäude ist leider nicht barrierefrei.

Accessibility

Access with ramp

No

Guidance system for visually impaired people, Tactile / acoustic map

No

Entrance soil indicators

No

Marking of step edges

No

Access stairless

No

Access with ramp

No

Elevator with tactile font / announcement

No

Disabled toilet

No

Labeling in pictograms

No

Inscription in braille

No

Acoustically accessible exhibition objects

No

Tactile accessible exhibition objects

No

Print medium in braille inscription / large print

No

Tactile / audio tours

No

Guided tours in sign language

No

Tactile flooring system

No

Barrier-free Audioguides

No

Educational programs for visitors with learning difficulties

No