Discover Paul Wunderlich: guided tours in Eberswalde from July 12th!

Discover Paul Wunderlich: guided tours in Eberswalde from July 12th!

In the heart of Eberswalde there is a very special house dedicated to the life and work of the celebrated artist Paul Wunderlich: the Paul Wunderlich House. From July 12, 2025, monthly tours invite you to get to know the fascinating world of Wunderlich better. Organized by the Foundation for the Paul Wunderlich House and the Barnim district, the tours are led by regional art actors, including the sculptorGudrun Sailerand the cultural actorUdo Muszynski.

What can participants expect on these tours? On the first date, July 12, 2025, Udo Muszynski will discuss the artist's homecoming and take a look at current exhibitions. On August 9, 2025, Gudrun Sailer will focus on the distinctive passions of Paul Wunderlich, under the motto:“Paul Wunderlich, illustrator of pronounced passions”. Further dates are scheduled for September 13th, October 11th, November 8th and December 13th, 2025, on the second Saturday of the month at 2 p.m.

Cultural diversity in the Paul Wunderlich House

The Paul Wunderlich House is not only a center for art lovers, but also the most modern ecological administration building in Germany. With over 19,000 square meters of space, it houses one of the artist's largest exhibitions. More than 300 originals by Wunderlich are regularly exhibited, including paintings, lithographs and even plaster models, which are being shown worldwide for the first time.

The building uses innovative techniques to work energy-efficiently: It is a zero-emission house that uses geothermal energy and has unique vacuum insulation. Even on the hot summer nights, the windows open automatically to let fresh air into the house. This means the working environment always remains pleasant for the district center's approximately 500 employees.

Special exhibitions and events

The Paul-Wunderlich-Haus also hosts the contribution ofKarin Szekessy, an important photographer. Her collaboration with Paul Wunderlich was formative from the beginning of her career. Many of her works can now be seen in an extensive retrospective at the Lüneburger Kunsthalle, which opened at the beginning of May 2023. The foundation is also planning a special exhibition in her honor to make her artistic influence visible.

The tours of the Paul Wunderlich House are not only free, but also represent an excellent opportunity to get to know Paul Wunderlich's artistic work and life story. However, those interested should register in good time, as the minimum number of participants is five people. Registrations can be made directly by emailpost@mescal.deor by phone at03337 425730possible.

Access to this unique art and cultural institution is possible during opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The house remains closed on Sundays and public holidays.

So if you want to delve deeper into Paul Wunderlich's art world, you shouldn't miss these tours - there's definitely something to be said! Further information is also available on the official website Paul Wunderlich House to find.