Museum Grünes Haus is nestled within 'The Green House', which receives its name due to its verdant hue. The stately 16th-century mansion is a work of art in itself, featuring a myriad of murals on the outside. The museum itself features a rich collection of religious folk art and paintings. Architectural elements are also highlighted, along with aspects of trade and economy.
Hohe Schloss is perched atop a hill overlooking the town of Füssen. The impressive structure dates back to the 1200s and is considered to be among the best-preserved castles of Bavaria. Sporting a commanding, Gothic facade, the castle, was once the summer residence of the Prince Bishops of Augsburg. The place now houses a fantastic art collection, notable among which are the illusive paintings. Operated by the state government, Hohe Schloss is open for public viewing.
Located within the Hohes Schloss, in one of the prince-bishop's stately chambers, the State Gallery houses a range of late Gothic and Renaissance paintings and statues. It also features artworks from 19th-century romanticist painters like Spitzweg and some historical art from artist Franz Defregger. The Pocci Collection is displayed here as well, as is the iconic Salvator Mundi artwork by Leonardo da Vinci.
Travel back in time and revisit this quaint town as you walk through the doors of Museum Hofmühle. Housed in an old mill, the museum features a variety of exhibits that narrate the story of the town's past. Here, you can learn how Immenstadt evolved from a small medieval hamlet to a modern town with a thriving economy. Focusing on the town's economic history, the exhibits display old market square goods, local products ranging from stockings to motorcycles, mountaineering equipment, and the intriguing story behind the Allgäu traditional costume. Apart from the permanent collection, the museum hosts changing exhibitions that are equally fascinating and well-curated. With friendly volunteers and expansive interiors, Museum Hofmühle is a must-visit attraction in Immenstadt im Allgäu.
The Allgäuer Burgenmuseum in Kempten provides insight into the history behind several castles of the Allgäu region. The museum explains the function of a castle as a symbol of the state and apart from palaces, visitors can also learn about the rich history of the region through the artifacts unearthed during archaeological excavations.
Situated in the picturesque Zumsteinhaus, the building used to house a Roman museum back in the day, and now is home to the Kempten Museum. From housing original, historical paintings, and artifacts which portray the story of this eventful town, and span from the Roman era to the present day, the museum provides a comprehensive experience.