Beethoven-Haus Bonn

Beautiful and well maintained museum. The staff is very friendly, the items are easy to get to and see, tickets could be easily bought on the spot. I visited on Dec 23 and the museum wasn’t super busy. The special exhibition opened at 11:30 a.m. (museum opens at 10 a.m.) which gave me enough time to see the rest of the house without being in rush. The whole experience took me about a hour and a half. The musical rooms are very meditative and I definitely recommend spending time listening to Beethoven’s music for a while. Pictures could be taken everywhere with exception of the Treasury room where the special exhibition was placed. A definite must-go for a professional musician!

Excellent and complete collection, organization, audio guides in different languages ​​of Beethoven's life. It’s a beautiful experience for all of us who love music. Totally recommended

Visiting Beethoven's house in Bonn has been a lifelong dream of mine, and it certainly did not disappoint. As a classical music lover, getting to walk the same halls where one of history's greatest composers once lived and worked was an incredible experience. The house itself is beautiful, with its classic 18th century architecture and the lush gardens surrounding it. Inside, I was amazed to see Beethoven's actual pianos, original scores, and other artifacts that gave me a glimpse into his creative genius. Though he went deaf later in life, standing in that house you could almost hear the music in the air. Getting to see where Beethoven was born and spent his formative years left me inspired and in awe of his lasting legacy. This visit is one I will cherish forever.

Excellent place...All the items used by him is kept here....His piano is there at the top floor....

Was my first time, i was a bit hesitated but quickly from the starting i get the positive vibe, the reception then the pianist and they way they have decorated with the candles. No regrets, and sure will go again and encourage my friends as well.

Must see place if you come to Bonn.
Entering fees are €12 but it’s worth the price.

Visiting Bonn without visiting the Beethoven-Haus is virtually impossible. This little museum is definitely worthwhile and not just for fans of Beethoven's music. It gives an interesting insight in life in the nineteenth century in Germany.

A beautiful house and interesting artifacts of the son of Bonn. Here you feel like a part of his history: antique creaky floors, his personal belongings and musical instruments, rooms where you can listen to his masterpieces, a beautiful backyard, portraits and correspondence letters and much more. In my top 3 must-see places in Bonn.

My friend just wanna visit it while i been in Bonn. It was easy just both tickets and we go straight away! They give u tablet with headphones or you can download app with all information and history. From outside it looks quite small but when you enter its a lot of space to explore! Really love it, enjoy the music while looking by the window in to the garden was my fav thing. All small details explained and much new things I found out! Totally worth it

Very interesting, really enjoyed it.
The tickets can be bought from the shop in front of the house at the time of the visit.

This is the house where Beethoven lived and died. This house currently uses new technologies to showcase the daily life of Beethoven after he lost his hearing capacity. Take your mobile phones with internet and headphones(/plugs) to get a guided tour and a complete immersive experience. The overall experience takes you back in the 1800s and the perplexes of live and death in those days. The house also has a music room, where you can sit and enjoy the symphonies by Beethoven

If you are a musician, if you like beethoven's music, if you a fan of Beethoven, you have to visit here.

Beethoven's city Bonn's main place.

You can see many items of Beethoven.

The house of the great musician Beethoven. Situated near bonn central station . the street also active and vibrant all the time

Visited it on a Saturday late afternoon, overall liked the place and was able to cover it in 75 mins. It's small with ground, first and second floor. The place offers you to see different potraits of Beethoven, some of his musical instruments, letters from his family and friends, and some hearing devices. To get more info about the exhibits you can download an app. The download did not work for me inside the Haus so I went to the ticket shop again to download it.

Treasury area is only open from 11 till 14:00 or 15:00. Next to the Treasury you can go into the music room and relax there while listening to some of the famous compositions.

You can buy the tickets from the ticket amd souvenir shop opposite to the house at a normal price for 12 euros and for students 7/7.5 euros.

A great place to visit, learnt so much about the composer and his sad lifestyle well worth a visit

Totally recommend it.
Serene set up with candles. Amazingly talented musicians. Beautiful venue.
What an evening & music.

A place I always yearning to visit! I can't describe the feeling you get when you look at the original instruments knowing they were once played by a great Master like Beethoven!

Such a beautifully preserved piece of history. A must see if you're in Bonn! The house Beethoven was born in and so many interesting facts about him and his family. I would love to go again and spend more time as I was on a time constraint. Well worth it. It's closed on Tuesdays. Plan accordingly

Easy to miss while walking by. It was a house after all ;) And that too of a genius. The employees are helpful. I liked the walk through the courtyard. The audio guide can be downloaded through an app.

A great preservation of historical documents and instruments of Beethoven! Glad finally made it to this place. Lockers are provided to store your bags, clean toilets, and photography allowed. Very friendly staff around the museum and it's located very centrally in town. We also found the Christmas markets around the town to be very nice and less crowded than Cologne