When does the event take place?

On Sunday, July 12, 2026, from 2:00 PM to about 5:00 PM.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the Albert Teuto Library at Hofmark 5, 86911 Dießen am Ammersee.

What is the admission fee?

The participation fee is 12 euros and includes the tour, coffee, and cake.

Do I need to register?

Yes, registration is required for participation.

Is the Malura Museum only open on this day?

No, the museum is normally open only by appointment; for this event, the visit is organized as a guided outing.

Is there a museum café?

Yes, the Malura Museum has a museum café.

An artistic Sunday afternoon with a guided tour, coffee, and cake at Ammersee

Name: Please Try: Coffee, Art and Cake!
Start: 2026-07-12T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-12T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Albert Teuto Bücherei Dießen

An artistic Sunday outing to the Malura Museum

This event combines art education, museum visit, and a delightful break into a small outing with a big impact. On Sunday, July 12, 2026, the Albert Teuto Library Dießen will lead a visit to the Malura Museum, where Oswald Malura's work and the special atmosphere of this house will be the focus. The meeting point is at Hofmark 5 in Dießen am Ammersee; the tour starts at 2 PM and concludes around 5 PM in the museum café. The participation fee is 12 euros, including a guided tour, coffee, and cake. ([starnbergammersee.de](https://www.starnbergammersee.de/detail/id%3D6a4ce3b19d74047aeb154427))

Oswald Malura: Color, Space, and Spiritual Encounter

Oswald Malura is regarded as one of the unique voices in the Munich art scene of the 20th century. The Malura Museum showcases his artistic legacy in a house that he established as a place for encounters and art education. Particularly impressive are the colorful impressions from his travels to India, Sri Lanka, and Latin America, which are present in the museum alongside early works, pieces from his time at the Munich Art Academy, and his abstract painting developed after 1945. ([museen-in-bayern.de](https://museen-in-bayern.de/en/museums/museum-details/malura-museum))

The Museum as an Artistic Experience in a Place of Encounter

Upon entering the Malura Museum, visitors experience not just an exhibition but also an exhibition atmosphere with biographical depth. The house offers a comprehensive overview of Malura's entire work over three floors and documents his life journey. The idea of open conversation, cultural education, and exchange continues to shape the place; readings, concerts, workshops, and special exhibitions regularly expand the program. Thus, the visit becomes an aesthetic experience that connects art history, spatial effects, and personal discovery. ([ammersee-region.de](https://www.ammersee-region.de/detail/id%3D674062df71440a515dd85e5c))

A Sunday Afternoon with Art, Coffee, and Cake

The title of the offer captures the tone precisely: It is about a relaxed museum visit that combines knowledge, atmosphere, and enjoyment. The focus on Malura's work, the tour led by the artist's son, and the conclusion in the museum café create a framework where the examination of the artwork and conversation mix pleasantly. For art lovers, this offers a compact yet substantial access to a special art location by the Ammersee. ([starnbergammersee.de](https://www.starnbergammersee.de/detail/id%3D6a4ce3b19d74047aeb154427))

Conclusion

For those who want to experience art not just visually but in a vibrant museum environment, this offers a compelling combination of exhibition visit, guided tour, and personal encounter. The Malura Museum stands for cultural education, closeness to the work, and a place where art remains conversational in the best sense. A visit is definitely worthwhile live. ([ammersee-region.de](https://www.ammersee-region.de/detail/id%3D674062df71440a515dd85e5c))