Augsburg

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  Schaezler Palace

  Considered the most impressive Rococo work in Augsburg, the Schaezler Palace is also one of the most impressive private Rococo buildings in Bavaria. The centerpiece is the 70-foot-long Rococo ballroom. The Palace also houses the German Baroque...

   
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  Maximilian Museum

  Patrician House, built in1546. The painting of the facade was reconstructed according to old patterns.

   

Koblenz

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  Mittelrheinmuseum (Central Rhine Museum) in the old "Kauf- und Danzhaus"

  The Central Rhine Museum exhibits paintings and sculptures from 12th to 20th century.

   
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  Ludwig-Museum in the Deutschherrenhaus

  The Ludwig Museum was opened as a municipal museum of contemporary art, with an emphasis on art in France.

   

Münster

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  Pablo Picasso Graphics Museum

  The Pablo Picasso Graphics Museum, located in a former city palace since 2000, features a collection of more than 800 lithographs.

   

Regensburg

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  Palace of the Princes of Thurn and Taxis

  In the middle of the 18th century, the princes of Thurn and Taxis created a magnificent castle here built around a former 8th-century monastery.

   

Trier

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  Archaeological Museum

  The Archaeological Museum (Landesmuseum) near the Imperial Baths has the richest collection of Roman finds in Germany.

   

Wiesbaden

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  Museum Wiesbaden

  International contemporary art as well as exhibits on the cultural and natural history of the region are on display at the Museum Wiesbaden.

   
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  New City Hall

  The Neues Rathaus (New City Hall) on the south-eastern side of the Schlossplatz was built between 1884 and 1887. There are regularly rotating art exhibitions on Wiesbaden and its partner cities.

   

Würzburg

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  Fortress Marienberg

  The mighty Fortress Marienberg is the symbol of Würzburg and served as a home of the prince-bishops for nearly five centuries.

   
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  Museum am Dom (Museum by the Cathedral)

  The Museum am Dom (Museum by the Cathedral) of the Würzburg Diocese shows art without any art historical, national, religious or ideological demarcation lines. Works are presented there by contemporary, internationally acclaimed artists as well as...