باوهاوس 2026

Bauhaus 2026 – International Bauhaus Journeys & Masterpiece Tour with Wagenfeld Lamp

A curated five-day Bauhaus journey through Weimar, Dessau and Berlin – with official museum visits, selected hotels and a staged “Masterpiece Moment” where the Wagenfeld lamp becomes a special design object woven into your journey.

Duration

5 days / 4 nights

A compact journey, ideal for groups, teams and international guests.

Focus

100 Years of Bauhaus Dessau

Architecture, history and original sites – curated for the 2026 anniversary.

Masterpiece

Wagenfeld Lamp & design objects

Iconic Bauhaus design, handed over on site and integrated into the journey.

5 days · 3 cities – one continuous Bauhaus narrative

The Masterpiece Tour is fully organised: hotels, transfers, entrance fees and guided tours are coordinated so that the Bauhaus story unfolds step by step – from the beginnings in Weimar to the architectural highlight in Dessau and the legacy in Berlin.

Day 1 · Arrival & Weimar

Arriving at the birthplace of Bauhaus

Arrival in Germany and transfer to Weimar, check-in at a 4–5☆ partner hotel and a first encounter with the Bauhaus narrative.

Arrival via Frankfurt or Berlin and onward travel to Weimar
Check-in and welcome goodies at the hotel
Short introduction to Bauhaus and time to explore individually
Optional evening walk through Weimar or shared welcome dinner

The first day is about arriving calmly and creating an initial emotional connection to the Bauhaus story.

Day 2 · Weimar

Foundations of modern design

Weimar tells the story of how Bauhaus began – with original sites and early works.

Official visit to the Bauhaus Museum Weimar
Guided tour on the early Bauhaus years from 1919 onwards
Architectural walk including Van de Velde buildings
Evening transfer to Dessau and check-in

Here you understand the roots of Bauhaus before moving on to the architectural centre in Dessau.

Day 3 · Dessau

The heart of Bauhaus – and your Masterpiece Moment

Dessau is the architectural centre of the journey – this is where you encounter the Wagenfeld lamp in the original Bauhaus context.

Guided tour of the Bauhaus Building Dessau (UNESCO)
Visit to the Masters’ Houses and the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation
Staged “Masterpiece Moment” with the Wagenfeld WG24
Depending on routing: onward journey to Berlin

This day combines architecture, history and the tangible Masterpiece object into one dramaturgical highlight.

Day 4 · Berlin

Legacy, museums and contemporary architecture

Berlin connects Bauhaus with global design history – from key design collections to the Neue Nationalgalerie.

Visit to modern design or architecture collections
Architectural focus on the Neue Nationalgalerie
Time for photography, reflection and impressions of the city
Visit to the Museum der Dinge or comparable design collections

The journey concludes in a metropolis where modern architecture and Bauhaus heritage meet.

Day 5 · Departure

Calm departure – with Bauhaus in your luggage

Departure from Berlin is coordinated with airport transfers and options for extensions or additional time in the city.

Transfer to Berlin Airport or onward travel within Europe
Support with check-out and luggage handling if required
Optional extra nights and extended stays in Berlin

The itinerary closes in a smooth and coherent way – the Bauhaus experience travels home with you, in both object and memory.

Modules & add-ons

Individual building blocks around the 5 days

The framework can be extended with academic, creative or premium elements before, during or after the core programme.

Lectures and talks with Bauhaus experts or curators
Workshops (design, photography, architecture, education)
Private openings or extended visits at selected institutions

Ideal for universities, institutions and international DMC partners who want to tailor the Masterpiece Tour to their groups and goals.

More details: The exact timings, hotel categories and optional modules (lectures, workshops, private visits) are defined together with our travel partners. Current dates and sample itineraries can be found at bauhaus-experience.com/masterpiece-tour .

What is included in every Masterpiece booking

Regardless of travel date or partner setup, the core of the Masterpiece Tour remains the same: a coherent Bauhaus journey plus a tangible object that connects the story with your daily life.

Bauhaus journey & land services

4 nights in carefully selected 4–5☆ hotels
All transfers between Weimar, Dessau and Berlin according to the programme
Entrance fees and official guided visits to the listed institutions
Local tour management and coordination
Curated storytelling around the Bauhaus period from 1919–1933

The journey is designed to be easy to book and straightforward to integrate for group organisers and DMC partners.

Masterpiece objects & Bauhaus goodies

Original Wagenfeld WG24 lamp (licensed production)
Curated Bauhaus goodie bag (tote bag, printed matter, small objects)
Digital recap with recommendations for further reading
Access to the Bauhaus product world via our partner network
Exclusive travel documents in clear Bauhaus-inspired design

Objects and printed materials extend the journey into your everyday life – as a physical connection to the places you have visited.

In short – this is the Masterpiece Tour:
– A curated 5-day programme in Weimar, Dessau and Berlin
– The original Bauhaus Wagenfeld lamp as an integrated Masterpiece object
– Selected hotels, transfers, guided visits and on-site coordination
– Bauhaus goodies and materials that connect travel and design
– Flexible modules for groups, educational travel and international DMC partners

Bauhaus icon · Form follows function

Masterpiece object: Bauhaus Wagenfeld lamp

The Bauhaus lamp by Wilhelm Wagenfeld is regarded as one of the clearest examples of modern design. It brings together what made Bauhaus world-famous: reduction and light as a cultural element.

Wagenfeld did not want to design a “beautiful object”, but an everyday item that becomes beautiful through its function. A glass globe that softly illuminates the room. A base so disciplined and restrained that it supports the form without pushing itself into the foreground. No ornament, no effects – just clear necessity.

On the Masterpiece journey, you first encounter the Wagenfeld lamp as an iconic original at the places where modernity was conceived and built. Over the course of the tour it becomes part of your own story – an authentic Bauhaus object that you take home at the end.

Created in the Bauhaus context of the 1920s
Design principle: light as function – not decoration
Original licensed product, produced almost unchanged to this day
Symbol of clarity, material culture and craftsmanship
Original production licensed through TECNOLUMEN.

The Bauhaus lamp stays with you long after the journey: as an everyday light object and as a reminder of architecture, history and a culture that changed the world.

Through this lamp, your connection to Bauhaus remains vivid and tangible.

Your Wagenfeld moment on the journey

The moment you receive the lamp is one of the defining highlights of the Masterpiece Tour. An original Bauhaus object becomes yours and part of your personal design world.

Fixed component of every Masterpiece booking
Handover as a staged “Masterpiece Moment”
Introduction to material, design and historical context
Delivery via our authorised partner network

Bauhaus Wagenfeld lamp – original object of the Masterpiece Edition

Bauhaus 1926 → 2026 · A visual timeline

Experience the Bauhaus story before your journey begins

Two curated short films set the tone: the authentic original sites of Bauhaus and the design legacy that links architecture, objects and your Masterpiece journey.

Weimar · Dessau · Berlin

Bauhaus Journey · Weimar – Dessau – Berlin

A short visual introduction to the route: Weimar, Dessau and Berlin – the three cities you will experience on the Masterpiece Tour, with their original sites and atmospheres.

Design & modernism

Bauhaus Design Legacy

This film focuses on the design language that made Bauhaus world-famous – from architecture to objects such as the Wagenfeld lamp and other icons of modernism.

Bauhaus Masterpiece Tour – frequently asked questions

Answers about the five-day travel programme, included services and how to integrate the tour for your group or as a DMC partner.

What does the 5-day programme include in principle?

The Masterpiece Tour takes you to Weimar, Dessau and Berlin – with selected hotels, transfers between the cities, official visits to Bauhaus institutions, architecture tours and on-site organisation. The exact timetable is coordinated with our partners and can be adapted to your preferred travel dates.

Which services are included in the travel price?

As a rule, the price includes: 4 nights in selected 4–5☆ hotels, land transfers between the cities according to the programme, entrance fees, guided tours, tour management as well as the curated “Masterpiece Moment” with handover of the Wagenfeld WG24. The exact services are listed in detail in every concrete offer.

Who is the tour designed for?

For culture and design enthusiasts, architecture fans, collectors, universities and international DMC partners who want to integrate a clearly structured Bauhaus programme with an iconic object into their portfolio. The format works for curated small groups as well as classic group travel.

Is the Bauhaus Wagenfeld lamp always part of the journey?

Yes. The Bauhaus Wagenfeld lamp is a fixed component of the Masterpiece Edition and is embedded dramaturgically in the programme – for example as a staged “Masterpiece Moment” in Dessau. Shipping is handled via the authorised partner network and can be adapted to international shipping requirements.

In which languages is the tour offered?

Standard languages are German and English. For groups and DMC partners, additional languages can be organised on request via local guides or interpreters. This is clarified individually during the offer process.

How large are the groups – and are individual bookings possible?

The concept works both for individual travellers and small groups and for classic group formats (e.g. 10–30 people). Depending on the number of participants, we adapt transfers, hotel capacities and guiding so that the experience remains comfortable and coherent.

Can the programme be customised for our institution or as a DMC?

Yes. The Masterpiece Tour is designed as a modular framework. Additional lectures, workshops, private openings or special-interest elements (photography, architecture, design history) can be integrated. We discuss your requirements in a joint briefing and adapt the modules accordingly.

How do I receive a concrete offer and travel dates?

Simply send us a short enquiry via the contact form or by e-mail with your preferred travel period, group size and language. You will receive a non-binding sample itinerary including price range and options for additional modules. All further details can then be fine-tuned together in a digital meeting.

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Bauhaus 2026 – International Bauhaus Journeys & Masterpiece Tour with Wagenfeld Lamp

5 days · 3 cities – one continuous Bauhaus narrative