A particular highlight is the opportunity to take photos with the figures. Whether it's a selfie with the Queen or a group photo with famous musicians, there are no limits to your creativity. The museum also offers interactive elements and exciting background information on the personalities on display.

Secret tip: Plan your visit in the morning to avoid the biggest crowds and stroll through the exhibition in peace.

1. In 1879, the Panoptikum was founded by Friedrich Hermann Faerber.
2. It has been in family ownership for five generations and is currently run by Hayo Faerber and his daughter Susanne Faerber.
3. In 1943, the museum was destroyed by bombing raids and reopened in 1948 with 28 rescued figures.
4. Currently, there are over 120 wax figures on display.
5. In August 2024, the wax figure of Taylor Swift was unveiled.
6. The creation of a single wax figure takes up to two years and costs about 40,000 euros.
7. You can interact with the figures and take photos – a special experience for young and old.
8. In addition to the celebrities, there is also an area with creepy figures - are you brave enough?
9. A special area is dedicated to the presentation of medical peculiarities and historical diseases.
10. The Panoptikum is located right near the Operettenhaus.

Note: Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time. Opening times may vary on public holidays.