25.03.2025: 25 YEARS OF THE LEVI STRAUSS MUSEUM – 31.05. – CELEBRATE WITH US!

06.03.2025: “Buttenheim’s Next Jeans Models” wanted: Casting for the big Levi Strauss anniversary show!

05.06.2023: The Denim Legends by British textile artist Ian Berry complement the special exhibition “The Greatest Story Ever Worn”.

01.06.2023: The Greatest Story Ever Worn – 150 Years Jeans

25 YEARS OF THE LEVI STRAUSS MUSEUM –
CELEBRATE WITH US!
31.05.25 Admission from 6.30 pm
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Secure your ticket and experience an unforgettable anniversary night with a big fashion show in Buttenheim!
Enjoy the exquisite three-course fashion dinner with your loved ones and friends at the unique 100-metre catwalk table … or treat yourself to a ticket for a charming evening with food & drinks, show interludes, live band: Huebnotix, and much more.
The event takes place in all weathers. Errors and changes excepted.
Welcome to the Levi Strauss Museum
Do you like to wear jeans? Levi Strauss, the father of blue jeans, was born in this house in Buttenheim in Upper Franconia. He lived the American Dream: born as a simple Jewish peddler’s son he became a wealthy textile manufacturer.
A museum that has won several international awards tells his life story and the story of his famous blue trousers.
They have never been just a fashion item – until today, as a sign of a casual lifestyle, they embody youth, freedom and individuality.
Let yourself be carried away into the world of indigo and denim!



Opening hours
Tuesday and Thursday:
2 – 6 p.m. (November – February: 2 – 5 p.m.)
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays:
11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Groups also outside opening hours by appointment.
Opening hours during the summer season:
Good Friday: closed
Easter Saturday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday: 11 am – 5 pm
Ascension Day: 11 am – 5 pm
Whit Saturday, Whit Sunday, Whit Monday: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Corpus Christi: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Assumption Day: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The current admission regulations apply.
Directions
By car:
From Bamberg or Nuremberg via the A 73 exit Buttenheim on the state road always straight on, second turn left towards Buttenheim – center (via Kellerstraße). Follow the signs to the museum.
By train:
Buttenheim railway station (20 min. walk to the museum).
Contact
Geburtshaus Levi Strauss Museum
Marktstr. 31-33
96155 Buttenheim
Museum:
Tel.: 0 95 45 44 26 02 (Museum) or
Tel.: 0 95 45 44 09 936 (Administration)
Museum Shop:
Tel.: 0 95 45 339
Fax: 0 95 45 18 78
Email:
levi-strauss-museum(at)buttenheim.de
Unfortunately, our house is not barrier-free due to the structural conditions.