Dit onderdeel geeft een overzicht van musea gerangschikt per plaats in alfabetische volgorde.

New Gallery Höhmannhaus

The gallery (Neue Galerie im Höhmannhaus) is a centre of contemporary art and also shows a collection of graphic art from South-Germany and the Baroque in particulier, including works by Hans Holbein and Elias Holl, when Ausgburg was one of the artistic centers of the region and humanism.    

The Diocesan Museum Saint Afra

The museum ((Diözesanmuseum St. Afra) shows seventeen centuries of art and history, Roman relics, the Ottonian bronze portal of the cathedral, medieval textiles (9th-13th centuries), Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque church treasures and modern works of religious art.

Museum of the History of Bayern

The museum (Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte) presents the history of Bayern by exhibitions in different cities.

Abbey Museum Bad Buchau

The museum (Stiftsmuseum) shows religious art and the church interior.  

Federseemuseum

Het Federsee Museum toont prehistorische nederzettingen en hun leefomgeving aan de hand van unieke vondsten. De cultuurhistorische achtergrond van de tentoonstelling strekt zich uit van het paleolithicum tot de vroege ijzertijd. De Prehistorische paalwoningen vormen het middelpunt.

Panorama Museum

The museum was built before the unification of Germany in 1990 and shows a monumental panorama which is dedicated to one of the most important battles of the peasant’s war in 1525. Peasants and supporters of Martin Luther were fighting for more rights and freedom, but after Luther withdrew his support they lost the battle. … Lees verder » “Panorama Museum”

Saalburg Roman Fort Museum

The museum shows the world’s only reconstructed Roman fort. This fort is part of the, Limes, the frontier between the Roman Empire and the Germanic tribal territories. The visitor will get a picture of the history, culture and customs of an era whose heritage still shapes the world today. Archaeological finds, reconstructions, displays and models … Lees verder » “Saalburg Roman Fort Museum”