Explore the rem
Enjoy some impressions of the museums
- The Museum Zeughaus is the main building of the rem, and one of the oldest buildings in Mannheim.
- Here you will find a reconstruction of the first automobile: The Benz-mobil, which was invented by Carl Benz who lived in Mannheim.
- The museum Zeughaus offers you a broad variety of cultural artefacts, beginning with antiquity,
- followed by cultural treasures
- and ending with contemporary art.
- Currently the rem is showing an exhibition about the Berlin Wall,through photographs that were taken by the famous photographer Robert Häusser (© Robert Häusser)
- Next to the Museum Zeughaus you'll find the Museum of World Cultures.
![](typo3temp/pics/e56690fd9a.jpg "At the rem, you can enjoy a trip to the past for a special kind of reunion with "family" from 30000 years ago.")
- At the rem, you can enjoy a trip to the past for a special kind of reunion with "family" from 30000 years ago.
![](typo3temp/pics/bbd0b2440a.jpg "At the rem, you can enjoy a trip to the past for a special kind of reunion with "family" from 30000 years ago.")
- Currently the rem also offers an exhibition that takes visitors through various stages of archaeological excavation.
- Not far away you'll find the Museum Schillerhaus
![](typo3temp/pics/104d2d35e0.jpg "Here we offer some information about the time when the famous german poet Friedrich Schiller lived and worked in Mannheim. One of his most famous plays "Die Räuber" had its world premier in Mannheim in 1782.")
- Here we offer some information about the time when the famous german poet Friedrich Schiller lived and worked in Mannheim. One of his most famous plays "Die Räuber" had its world premier in Mannheim in 1782.
![](uploads/pics/SCHILLER72_Gemaelde-Pecht_02.jpg "Here we offer some information about the time when the famous german poet Friedrich Schiller lived and worked in Mannheim. One of his most famous plays "Die Räuber" had its world premier in Mannheim in 1782.")
- Visit one of the oldest buildings in Mannheim - the Zeughaus - which was built in 18th century.
- After renovations undertaken during 2004 - 2007:
- The building offers a completely modern interior...
- The reopening was celebrated with an installation by Elisabeth Brockmann, which you'll still see at the front of the Zeughaus, especially in the evening.
