Museen

The museum (Romantikerhaus) was once the residential building of the philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte and shows the historic-cultural and intellectual background of a young generation of poets, literary critics, philosophers and natural scientists, making Jena the most progressive intellectual centre of Germany between 1785 and 1803 and birthplace Early Romanticism in Germany.  

The castle of Jever, surrounded by an English garden, is among the most beautiful architectural monuments in Northwestern Germany. Unique and of European importance are its renaissance ceiling, the gobelins and the gold printed leather wallpapers. The museum of Jever also accommodates a valuable baroque collection of ceramic pieces, called faiences. Porcelain reached the European … Weiter » „Jever Castle Museum“

The museum is a city museum (Stadtmuseum) showing the history and culture of the town and the region.

The museum (Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern) exhibits paintings, sculpture and graphic art of the 19th-20th centuries.

The federal state museum of Baden is a large cultural historical museum with world-wide famous collections from early history, antiquity to modern time. An internationally important collection of ancient vases and terracotta, ancient Italian art and Roman stone monuments. From the time of the early Middle Ages to the present significant sculptures, ivory carvings, stained … Weiter » „Badisches Landesmuseum“

The museum is a department of the nearby Badisches Landesmuseum. The collection consists of art of the twentieth century, from Jugendstil or art nouveau to contemporary art  

The museum (Staatliche Kunsthalle), Presiding over three buildings on Hans-Thoma-Straße , the Junge Kunsthalle and the Orangerie, is one of Germany’s largest historical art museums featuring around 800 works from the Late Middle Ages up to the present day.