Musea

The Municipal museum of Cologne (Kölnisches Stadtmuseum) presents, collects and preserves exhibits and works of art on the history of the city of Cologne from the Middle Ages to the present day. It was founded in 1888 as “Historisches Museum der Stadt Köln” and since 1958 it has been housed in the “Zeughaus” – the … Lees verder » “Municipal Museum Cologne”

The gallery (Galerie) mainly shows art from the Swiss region and south-west Germany, primarily from the 19th and 20th centuries. Drawings and paintings from other regions are exhibited as well, such as collection of 450 drawings, among others by Albrecht Dùrer, and paintings by Jan Steen and Gerard van Honthorst. Located in the Cultural Centre … Lees verder » “Wessenberg Gallery”

The museum presents archaeology in all its aspects, methodology and regional setting, including underwater archaeology in the Boden Lake (Bodensee) and a shipwreck from the fifteenth century. The collection covers this history from the stone-Age, Celts, Roman and Alamannic life and the Middle Ages.            

Museum is housed in a medieval guildhouse and the collection exhibits the artistic and cultural history of the Lake Constance region. Alongside prehistoric and early historical items are valuable artworks from the Middle Ages (illuminated books, sculptures, jewellery) as well as testimonies of everyday life right up to the 20th century. The history of Constance … Lees verder » “Rosgarten Museum”

The park (Stiftung Fürst-Pückler-Museum Park)  represents the work of the landscape gardener Hermann Prince von Pückler-Muskau (1785–1871) Shaped by the year’s of his life between the French Revolution and the founding of the German Empire, and inspired by his numerous extended trips to England and the Orient, the Prince created the Park. The beautiful castle and … Lees verder » “Branitz Castle”

The museum (Kunstmuseum Dieselkraftwerk) focuses on modern and contemporary art.  

The museum (Cottbuser Stadtmuseum) tells the story of the city.