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Being together with 16 emperors in one room - the Emperor's Hall of the Benedictine Abbey makes it possible. Statues of the Habsburg rulers adorn the most magnificent representation room of the...

Location: Ottobeuren

Old brewing equipment meets modern beer production at the Brauereimuseum Irsee (Brewery Museum Irsee). Visitors can take a look from the museum into the brewhouse, the fermenting vats and the cellar...

Location: Irsee

Three branches of industry shaped economic life in the Jizera Mountains in northern Bohemia: Glass and jewellery manufacturing flourished in Gablonz, and the textile industry in Reichenberg and...

Location: Kaufbeuren

Built by King Ludwig II in 1868 high above his father's Schloss Hohenschwangau (Hohenschwangau Castle) in familiar surroundings and never completed, Schloss Neuschwanstein (Neuschwanstein Castle) was...

Location: Schwangau

Fashion. Art. Craft. Splendid gowns, dresses for everyday life and festivities, daring little dresses from the 1920s and gaudy outfits from the 1970s are lined up in a long row. As if on a journey...

Location: Mindelheim

Founded around 750, the Benedictine monastery was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. Prince-Abbot Roman Giel von Gielsberg had the church and residence rebuilt from 1652 onwards as Germany's first...

Location: Kempten

The later King Maximilian II acquired the badly damaged 12th-century castle in 1832 and had it rebuilt as a palace in the English neo-Gothic style - entirely in keeping with the Romantic spirit of the...

Location: Schwangau

The rich collection of the Swabian Nativity Museum (Krippenmuseum) includes a large number of historical nativity scenes from the 17th to the 20th century. Magnificent displays offer an overview of...

Location: Mindelheim

2,000 years of urban history: The Archäologischer Park Cambodunum (Cambodunum Archaeological Park) presents the Roman city of Kempten, visible in monuments and finds from over 130 years of...

Location: Kempten