Museums

The German textile museum (Deutsches textilmuseum) accommodates almost 30 000 textiles produced over a period of more than 2 000 years. A good number of the treasurers contained in the collection stem from the production of silk and velvet. The museum does not have a permanent display collection which is accessible to visitors, due to … Read more » “German Textile Museum”

The museum (Museum Burg-Linn) presents an archaeological collection from the Pre- and Early history, Roman period and Middle Ages. One of the treasures is the Roman fortress Gelduba and the model of a Roman harbour. The nearby castle Burg-Linn is also open to the public.  

The museum shows a collection of art of the early 20th century, modern and contemporary art. The Lange House (Haus Lange) and Esters House (Haus Esters) were constructed in 1928/1930 are branches of the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum and exhibit contemporary art,    

The museum (Textilmuseum) specialises in temporary exhibitions on the history of textiles and clothing.

The museum (Römerbergwerk) in the Volcano Park (Vulkanpark) presents the Roman stone mining and tuff industry and the old mining chambers and shafts. One gets an impression of over ground volcanic stone processing complete with a stone mason’s hut, smithy and an original reconstructed crane system.

The museum (Museum Würth in Künzelsau) shows modern and contemporary art.  

The archeological museum (Archäologisches Museum) shows the findings of the first human presence in the German village Künzig from the fifty century BC onwards, when hunters and nomads gradually became farmers. The biggest treasure from the first period of settlement is the excavation of a huge burial site with 30 000 potsherds and bones. About … Read more » “Museum Quintana”