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The famous astronomer Johannes Kepler (1571-1630), a contemporary of Galileo Galilei and one of the founders of modern natural science alongside him, died during a brief visit to Regensburg in 1630. His house of death has been preserved to this day. Since its transformation into a museum in 1959/61, it has been presented in a faithfully reconstructed form with historical interiors from the 17th century and interesting exhibits related to Kepler's life and work. Thanks to support from the Free State of Bavaria and the European Union in the form of funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), the museum has been structurally enhanced and made barrier-free since February 2024. With two entrances, the building is accessible from both the north and south sides. The exhibition has also been newly conceptualized. Classic exhibits in the form of books, historical instruments, and similar items have been supplemented with interactive elements. An audio and media guide accompanies visitors through the house. On the 3rd floor, a "Science Lab" will gradually be established: interactive hands-on stations will vividly present topics that Kepler dealt with and deepen the practical aspects of astronomy.