The castle (Wasserschloß Klaffenbach) presents the history of the castle and the region.
Klaffenbach Castle
Germany / Chemnitz
Rabenstein Castle
Germany / Chemnitz
The castle (Burg Rabenstein) was built around 1170 and is the smallest castle in Saxony. The museum shows this history in perspective of the region.
The Red Tower
Germany / Chemnitz
The tower (Der Rote Turm) is a reminder of the heritage of the city and some of its famous inhabitants, such as Georgius Agricola, Marianne Brandt, Richard Hartmann, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff or Stefan Heym.
Coburg Fortress
Germany / Coburg
The fortress, “ Franconian Crown” (“Fränkische Krone) is home to the private collections of the dukes of Coburg, the Luther Room, the Hunting Room with its marquetry dating back to 1632, the Great Court Banqueting Hall, and a collection of pictures by old German masters from the time of Dürer and Lucas Cranach the Elder. One … Read more » “Coburg Fortress”
Roman-Germanic Museum
Germany / Cologne
The collection of the museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum ) gives a lively picture of the Roman culture on the Rhine. Everyday objects such as coins and toys, a Roman glass collection and other findings from the early settlements in the Rhineland are on show as well.
Museum of Applied Arts
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Museum fur Angewandte Kunst) exhibits furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and textiles from the late Middle Ages to designer objects of the 20th century.
City Museum Cologne
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.
Germany / Chemnitz
Rabenstein Castle
Germany / Chemnitz
The castle (Burg Rabenstein) was built around 1170 and is the smallest castle in Saxony. The museum shows this history in perspective of the region.
The Red Tower
Germany / Chemnitz
The tower (Der Rote Turm) is a reminder of the heritage of the city and some of its famous inhabitants, such as Georgius Agricola, Marianne Brandt, Richard Hartmann, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff or Stefan Heym.
Coburg Fortress
Germany / Coburg
The fortress, “ Franconian Crown” (“Fränkische Krone) is home to the private collections of the dukes of Coburg, the Luther Room, the Hunting Room with its marquetry dating back to 1632, the Great Court Banqueting Hall, and a collection of pictures by old German masters from the time of Dürer and Lucas Cranach the Elder. One … Read more » “Coburg Fortress”
Roman-Germanic Museum
Germany / Cologne
The collection of the museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum ) gives a lively picture of the Roman culture on the Rhine. Everyday objects such as coins and toys, a Roman glass collection and other findings from the early settlements in the Rhineland are on show as well.
Museum of Applied Arts
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Museum fur Angewandte Kunst) exhibits furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and textiles from the late Middle Ages to designer objects of the 20th century.
City Museum Cologne
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.
Germany / Chemnitz
The castle (Burg Rabenstein) was built around 1170 and is the smallest castle in Saxony. The museum shows this history in perspective of the region.
The Red Tower
Germany / Chemnitz
The tower (Der Rote Turm) is a reminder of the heritage of the city and some of its famous inhabitants, such as Georgius Agricola, Marianne Brandt, Richard Hartmann, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff or Stefan Heym.
Coburg Fortress
Germany / Coburg
The fortress, “ Franconian Crown” (“Fränkische Krone) is home to the private collections of the dukes of Coburg, the Luther Room, the Hunting Room with its marquetry dating back to 1632, the Great Court Banqueting Hall, and a collection of pictures by old German masters from the time of Dürer and Lucas Cranach the Elder. One … Read more » “Coburg Fortress”
Roman-Germanic Museum
Germany / Cologne
The collection of the museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum ) gives a lively picture of the Roman culture on the Rhine. Everyday objects such as coins and toys, a Roman glass collection and other findings from the early settlements in the Rhineland are on show as well.
Museum of Applied Arts
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Museum fur Angewandte Kunst) exhibits furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and textiles from the late Middle Ages to designer objects of the 20th century.
City Museum Cologne
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.
Germany / Chemnitz
The tower (Der Rote Turm) is a reminder of the heritage of the city and some of its famous inhabitants, such as Georgius Agricola, Marianne Brandt, Richard Hartmann, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff or Stefan Heym.
Coburg Fortress
Germany / Coburg
The fortress, “ Franconian Crown” (“Fränkische Krone) is home to the private collections of the dukes of Coburg, the Luther Room, the Hunting Room with its marquetry dating back to 1632, the Great Court Banqueting Hall, and a collection of pictures by old German masters from the time of Dürer and Lucas Cranach the Elder. One … Read more » “Coburg Fortress”
Roman-Germanic Museum
Germany / Cologne
The collection of the museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum ) gives a lively picture of the Roman culture on the Rhine. Everyday objects such as coins and toys, a Roman glass collection and other findings from the early settlements in the Rhineland are on show as well.
Museum of Applied Arts
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Museum fur Angewandte Kunst) exhibits furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and textiles from the late Middle Ages to designer objects of the 20th century.
City Museum Cologne
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.
Germany / Coburg
The fortress, “ Franconian Crown” (“Fränkische Krone) is home to the private collections of the dukes of Coburg, the Luther Room, the Hunting Room with its marquetry dating back to 1632, the Great Court Banqueting Hall, and a collection of pictures by old German masters from the time of Dürer and Lucas Cranach the Elder. One … Read more » “Coburg Fortress”
Roman-Germanic Museum
Germany / Cologne
The collection of the museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum ) gives a lively picture of the Roman culture on the Rhine. Everyday objects such as coins and toys, a Roman glass collection and other findings from the early settlements in the Rhineland are on show as well.
Museum of Applied Arts
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Museum fur Angewandte Kunst) exhibits furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and textiles from the late Middle Ages to designer objects of the 20th century.
City Museum Cologne
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.
Germany / Cologne
The collection of the museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum ) gives a lively picture of the Roman culture on the Rhine. Everyday objects such as coins and toys, a Roman glass collection and other findings from the early settlements in the Rhineland are on show as well.
Museum of Applied Arts
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Museum fur Angewandte Kunst) exhibits furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and textiles from the late Middle Ages to designer objects of the 20th century.
City Museum Cologne
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Museum fur Angewandte Kunst) exhibits furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry and textiles from the late Middle Ages to designer objects of the 20th century.
City Museum Cologne
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.
Germany / Cologne
The museum (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) provides an insight into the social, cultural, political and economic history from the Middle Ages.