INFINITY Regensburg
Immersive light and video show in the Gothic Minoritenkirche, Bach meets 360° projections
About INFINITY
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An immersive show in a monastery church
The Minoritenkirche St. Salvator in Regensburg is one of the most important Gothic sacred buildings in Southern Germany, now part of the City Museum. Its high nave and intricate ribbed vaulting offer an extraordinary projection surface – perfect architecture for the 360° light installation INFINITY.
PROJEKTIL and the idea of Infinity
Behind INFINITY is the Swiss artist collective PROJEKTIL, which specializes in large-scale immersive projects. INFINITY is dedicated to the theme of infinity – one of humanity's oldest philosophical, religious, and scientific motifs. Geometric animations, cosmic nebulae, and dissolving vaults combine with music based on works by Johann Sebastian Bach to create a half-hour journey from the micro to the macrocosmic.
Two versions: Inspiration and Contemplation
The show is offered in two versions:
- INFINITY – Inspiration: with spoken words by philosopher Alan Watts on transience, eternity, and humanity's place in the universe
- INFINITY – Contemplation: animation and music only, allowing each viewer to follow their own thoughts
Both versions last around 30 minutes and are shown alternately throughout the evening.
Experience and seating concept
Visitors lie or sit on provided beanbags and cushions on the church floor – not a classic seating concept, but a relaxed, almost meditative posture. The view is 360°, and every position in the space allows for a unique perspective. The experience is family-friendly (from approx. 4 years old), and photography is permitted without flash.
Regensburg and its tradition of light art
Regensburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Europe's most significant Gothic cityscapes, has hosted several immersive art installations in its historic spaces in recent years. INFINITY is the most ambitious project in this series and utilizes the Minoritenkirche for the first time – a format jointly developed by the city, the museum, and Kulturoptimisten.
INFINITY — edition 2026
The world premiere of INFINITY Regensburg opens on November 28, 2025, and runs until February 1, 2026 – a total of around ten weeks during which the Minoritenkirche is transformed daily from 5 PM to 10 PM into an immersive light art hall.
Throughout the evening, the two versions of the show will be presented alternately: INFINITY – Inspiration with spoken texts by philosopher Alan Watts, and INFINITY – Contemplation with image and music only. Each performance lasts approximately 30 minutes. Beanbags and cushions are freely distributed on the church floor, allowing each guest to choose their perspective.
The organizers are Die Kulturoptimisten (The Culture Optimists) led by Julia Köppel, in cooperation with the Swiss artist collective PROJEKTIL, which specializes in large-scale immersive installations.
Programme INFINITY 2026
Schedule (daily Nov 28, 2025 – Feb 1, 2026)
- 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM — Opening hours, admission alternates with show slots
- Show versions in alternation:
- → INFINITY – Inspiration: 30 min, immersive 360° projections to music after J. S. Bach + texts by Alan Watts on transience and infinity
- → INFINITY – Contemplation: 30 min, immersive 360° projections + music only, without words
Venue
Minoritenkirche St. Salvator (Historisches Museum Regensburg), Dachauplatz 2-4. Built in the 13th/14th century, former monastery church of the Minorites/Franciscans.
Artistic Concept
The Swiss collective PROJEKTIL specializes in large immersive installations (previously: Bergkirche Buochs, NZZ-Domkirche Zurich). INFINITY combines 360° projection mapping with electroacoustic Bach arrangements.
Highlights INFINITY 2026
- World premiere of INFINITY in Regensburg
- 360° projection in the Gothic Minoritenkirche
- Music after J. S. Bach + texts by Alan Watts
- Two versions (Inspiration / Contemplation) alternating
- Family-friendly from 4 years old
- Beanbags and cushions instead of classic seating
Prices INFINITY 2026
Ticket prices (as of advance sale):
- Adults: €14.50
- Children up to 12 years: €7.90
- Children under 4 years: free
- Groups of 6+ people: €11.50 per person
Tickets online at infinity-regensburg.de.
Practical information — INFINITY
Getting there
By train: Regensburg Hbf (main station), 10 min walk to Minoritenkirche/Historisches Museum at Dachauplatz. By car: A3 or A93, parking garages Petersweg, Maximilianstraße, Theaterparkhaus.
Admission & Tickets
Adults €14.50, children up to 12 years €7.90, children under 4 free, groups of 6+ people €11.50/person. Advance booking recommended via infinity-regensburg.de.
Accessibility
Barrier-free access via the main entrance of the Historisches Museum. No food, drinks, or animals allowed inside.
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Where it takes place INFINITY
Minoritenkirche St. Salvator (Historisches Museum Regensburg)
Dachauplatz 2-4, 93047 Regensburg