Triva Tower - Bavarian Police Museum
The Triva Tower, an old fortress building that now houses the police museum, is located in a spacious park. The tower was built to protect the bridgehead of the Bavarian state fortress of Ingolstadt. It was designed by Leo von Klenze, the court architect of King Ludwig I. The building was constructed between 1828 and 1841 and extensively renovated for the 1992 State Garden Show. Fortress, military, police, tower, park.
Technical information
Capacity / Logistics
Approx. 1,000 m² of parking space in Tilly underground garage, access to the building only with special permit, entry for trucks is only possible to a very limited extent. Due to the damage to the floor, a weight restriction for trucks is necessary
Power supply
electricity available
Condition
well mantained
Contact
Stadt Ingolstadt
Address
Triva Tower - Bavarian Police Museum
Klenzepark
85049 Ingolstadt