PLAYMOBIL Exhibition “Spring Magic” — Schloss Salder Museum
Large-format diorama exhibition by Oliver Schaffer at the Städtisches Museum Schloss Salder – extended until June 7, 2026
2026
About PLAYMOBIL Spring Magic Salder
PLAYMOBIL Spring Magic Salder — edition 2026
Final Weeks
The exhibition remains open until June 7, 2026. So far, over 20,000 visits have been counted; more school classes and families are expected in the final weeks. Those who still want to see the spring dioramas should not delay.
Highlights PLAYMOBIL Spring Magic Salder 2026
Programme PLAYMOBIL Spring Magic Salder 2026
Diorama Stations
- Entrance Hall – Welcome with a spring market and flower stalls
- Hall 1 – Farm scenes with chickens, pigs, horses, harvesters, and tractors
- Hall 2 – School class on a field trip, spring festival with carousel and swings, May Day parade with brass band
- Highlight: Circus Romani – Faithful replica of the 1991 PLAYMOBIL classic with high-wire, trapeze, acrobats on horses, clowns in caravans, animal trainer with wild animals, fully decorated ring, audience, ice cream vendor, families with balloons, and animated lighting effects
- Special Area – Display case with original packaging of historical PLAYMOBIL sets, interactive area for children
Accompanying Program
Family and children's guided tours take place during school holidays. Dates available from the museum.
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Practical information — PLAYMOBIL Spring Magic Salder
Duration
Extended until Sunday, June 7, 2026.
Opening Hours
Tue–Sun and public holidays 11 am–5 pm. Closed Mondays.
Location
Städtisches Museum Schloss Salder, Museumstraße 34, 38229 Salzgitter.
Admission
Free.
Families and Schools
Suitable for all ages from kindergarten upwards. School and kindergarten groups should be registered via the museum.
Getting Here
City bus lines 510/610 to Salder Schloss. By car: A39 exit Salzgitter-Watenstedt, follow signs for Schloss Salder.
An Artist and His Material
Diorama artist Oliver Schaffer has made a name for himself in recent years with his large-format PLAYMOBIL productions, far beyond the collector scene. His exhibitions combine intergenerational nostalgia with meticulous attention to detail: every figure is placed, every backdrop staged with lighting and scenery, every scene tells a small story. For 2026, he has transformed Schloss Salder with the theme “Spring Magic” – a collection of farm scenes, meadows with animals, market stalls, school trips, a Volksfest (popular festival), and a very special highlight.
Highlight: Circus Romani
At its center is the recreated Circus Romani from 1991 – a classic from PLAYMOBIL history, built in impressive scale with original figures and accessories. The diorama features:
- High-wire artists above the ring
- Aerialists on the trapeze
- Acrobats on horseback
- Clowns in lovingly decorated caravans
- Animal trainers with wild animals
- Audience in the stands, from the ice cream vendor to a family with balloons
- Lighting effects with spotlights and animated sound
Other Scenes
In addition, smaller dioramas showcase farm scenes with chickens, pigs, horses, and harvesters, a spring market with flower stalls and market booths, a school class on a field trip, a May Day parade with a brass band, and a spring festival with a carousel and swings.
Extended Due to Success
Originally planned for just a few weeks, the exhibition has been extended multiple times. As of May 2026, over 20,000 visitors have been counted; the final date has been set for June 7, 2026. The museum expects more school classes, kindergarten groups, and families from the entire Braunschweig–Hannover–Hildesheim region by then.
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