Roman treasures of Straubing
The main attraction of Straubing’s Gäuboden Museum is the Roman treasure discovered here in 1950. It’s considered to be the largest hoard of Roman parade armour ever found.
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Olaf Gulbransson Museum, Tegernsee
The spa gardens in the small town of Tegernsee is where the Olaf Gulbransson Museum can be found. The famous Norwegian satirical artist lived in Tegernsee from 1929. -
Centrum Bavaria Bohemia, Schönsee
In the small Upper Palatinate town of Schönsee is the Bavaria Bohemia Centre. This public culture centre is an information provider for the Bavarian-Czech culture cooperation and coordinates this. -
Hop-growing region of Spalter
The Spalt hop country is the oldest hop-growing region in the world and was awarded the first German hop seal in 1538. A number of circular routes take you past hop fields and villages through the charming Spalt hills. -
Schönwald – nature and porcelain
Schönwald on the Porcelain Route combines the production of fine porcelain with the natural surroundings of the Fichtel mountain range. Porcelain has left its mark on the town since 1879. -
Frontiers of the Roman Empire – World Cultural Heritage
The Roman and Bajuwaren Museum at the castle in Kipfenberg provides information about the Roman Limes World Heritage Site. The Limes Roman frontier passed through this area in the Altmühl valley 2000 years ago. -
Schwarzenbach an der Saale – 1st German Comic Museum
A visit to the Museum of Comics and Linguistic Art in Schwarzenbach an der Saale will take you back to your childhood. Children even get the chance to dive into Scrooge McDuck’s money bin. -
Waldkraiburg, from bunker to adventure town
Waldkraiburg has come a long way since the days of the Second World War when it was an explosives-producing facility with 500 bunkers. The industrial museum Bunker 29 allows visitors to relive the past. -
Weissenstadt – art and a pocket full of rye
Weißenstadt is renowned for its historical ties with rye cultivation, a farming activity that is deeply embedded in many places in the region. -
Brick and Lime Museum Flintsbach
What was once a brickyard is now the home of the Flintsbach Brick & Lime Museum in Winzer. The focus of this interactive museum is the interesting history of two building resources: bricks and lime. -
Parkstein Volcano Experience
The Vulkanerlebnis Parkstein or Parkstein Volcano Experience provides an insight into the natural phenomenon of volcanic eruptions. -
Zeiler Hexenturm documentation centre
The witch tower in Zeil am Main tells of times of persecution in the town when local community witch hunts were rife. -
Augustiner Museum
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Hofgut Sternen
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Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte
Known locally as the Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte, the museum uses exhibitions and publications to communicate the history of Bavaria to visitors.