MiMa, Museum for Minerals and Mathematics Oberwolfach
We invite you to have a look at the wonderful world of minerals and mathematics in a way you have perhaps never done before. The MiMa museum does not only host the one-of-a-kind minerals of the Black Forest region or provides insights into mathematical theories, it especially presents the connection between minerals and mathematics: interactive installations let you understand symmetry and crystallography in a playful way.
Opening hours
Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Closed: 24 - 25 December, 31 December - 1 January

Entry fees
Adults 9.00 EUR
Adults with "Kurkarte" 8.00 EUR
School kids (over age 6), students, handicapped persons 5.00 EUR

Combined tickets
MiMa and Grube Wenzel
Adults 18.00 EUR
Adults with "Kurkarte" 16.00 EUR
School kids (over age 6), students, handicapped persons 9.00 EUR

MiMa, Grube Wenzel and Bear Park
Adults 30.00 EUR
Adults with "Kurkarte" 28.00 EUR
School kids (over age 6), students, handicapped persons 15.00 EUR

Guided tours
Guided tours for schools and groups can be organized. There are special tours for mineral lovers and people interested in mathematics. Please make a reservation for a guided tour in advance (by email or phone).
Address and directions
The MiMa is located at Schulstrasse 5, 77709 Oberwolfach. Driving directions: Either via the Rheintal highway (A5), exit Offenburg and then direction Villingen-Schwenningen and to Wolfach (45 km). Or you come via the Stuttgart-Lake Constance highway (A81), exit Rottweil and then direction Schramberg and Schiltach (40 km).


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Support
MiMa is a project by the municipality of Oberwolfach, the Verein der Freunde von Mineralien und Bergbau Oberwolfach e.V. and the Mathematisches Forschungsinstituts Oberwolfach. It was made possible through funding by the state of Baden Württemberg / Regierungspräsidium Freiburg, tourism support and the Federal Ministry of Education and Science.

The project could be implemented only with the constant help and support of the following sponsors and partners. Thank you!

3D-Brillen.de (3D glasses)
Aurelien Alvarez (Exhibit picture gallery)
A2 Armbruster (Exhibit double pendulum)
Cinderella.2 Math in Motion. (Exhibit Cinderella)
Dorotheenhütte - Glashütte Wolfach (Glass sculptures)
Duravit
Ethienne Ghys (Exhibit picture gallery)
E-Werk Mittelbaden
Forwiss, Universität Passau (Mathematical sculptures)
Geiger Raumkonzepte (Exhibit logic game)
Christian Stussak, Universität Halle (Exhibit Surfer, installations)
Jos Leys (Exhibit picture gallery)
Oliver Labs, Universität Saarbrücken (Exhibit Surfer, picture gallery)
Henning Meyer, TU Kaiserslautern (Exhibit Surfer)
Herwig Hauser, Universität Wien (Exhibit picture gallery)
Hund Büromöbel
Jeff Weeks (Exhibit Curved Spaces)
Jürgen Richter-Gebert (Exhibit Cinderella, concept und development)
Mathematikum - Mathematik zum Anfassen (Exhibit Penrose puzzle)
Felix Riemann (Exhibit Surfer, website)
Sachtleben Bergbau
Sparkasse Wolfach
Volksbank Kinzigtal
Voxeljet Technology (Mathematical sculptures)
WRO - Wirtschaftsregion Offenburg Ortenau

Baden-Württemberg BMBF Luftkurorf Oberwolfach
MFO Mineralienmuseum Metallbau Armbruster
Cinderella DFG Dorotheenhütte
Duravit E-Werk Mittelbaden Forwiss
Geiger Hund Mathematikum
Sachtleben Bergbau Sparkasse Wolfach Volksbank Kinzigtal
Voxeljet WRO 3D-Brillen