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Carnival Museum

The Carnival Museum (Narrenscheune in German) is in the Germany themed area. Since 2016, this is where you can discover how southern Germany celebrates carnival.

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The concept

November traditionally marks the start of the "fifth season", the carnival season. In this small barn, it's carnival all year round. Around 130 hand-carved wooden masks from the Swabian-Alemannic Fastnacht adorn the wooden walls.

Wooden carnival masks in the Carnival Museum
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Row of wooden masks on the wall of the Carnavalsmuseum

The Experience

You can take a close look at the colourful masks while traditional fools' marches play in the background. It instantly puts you in the carnival mood. With plenty of seating inside and out, it's also a quiet spot.

Discover the Carnival Museum

A place to rest

There's plenty of seating inside and out. A nice place to take a break.

Listen to the music

Fools' marches from the local area play in the background.

Combine with Germany

The museum is next to the Schwarzwälder Vogtshaus, in the Germany themed area.

Visitor information

The park doesn't list any height or age requirements. The Carnival Museum is open in every season.

Cosy hall with tables in the Carnavalsmuseum
Wooden hall full of masks in the Carnavalsmuseum

A slice of tradition

The Carnival Museum shows just how alive carnival is in the region around Europa-Park. A short, surprising stop. Combine the museum with the Treasure Chamber and the other attractions in the Germany themed area.

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