The Reichstadtmuseum has a very good collection to understand Rothenburg's history. The Rothenburg Passion is impressive.
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The Reichstadtmuseum has a very good collection to understand Rothenburg's history. The Rothenburg Passion is impressive.
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As everything else in this city, the museum gives you a glimpse in the medieval ages. You can see the medieval kitchen as it was and the replica of the object used by the Master Trunk to save the city. Don´t miss...
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What an extensive collection of weapons. Very interesting to see the armour and the detail on the weapons.
Very cold inside during winter so rug up.
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If you like to see how people lived long ago, the City Museum is great.
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The title says it all! This museum is in an old convent which still has the original kitchen on display and they boast it is the oldest kitchen in Bavaria (or Germany, I can't remember). Needless to say, it's old! On display are weapons, suits of armor, decorative beer steins, original furniture from the convent and medieval times, and much...
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If you are a military history buff the Imperial City Museum has a very impressive collection of militaria from around 1100 through the 1600's
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My wife and I stopped here while bicycling around the town for the day. We were happy we tok the time to stop here! The displays were excellent and showed artifacts from all periods of history in the area. We especially enjoyed the preserved Dominican Monastary kitchen (the building used to be a monastary), and the hunting weapons of royalty...
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The city Rothenburg Reichsstadt Museum was originally a convent of the Dominican order and was built in 1258. As in the year 1554 passed most of the monastery church, the complex underwent a change. Only the monastery was not used and then 1804 was a conversion to the tax office. Since 1936, is the building a Museum and houses of...
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We visited this museum not knowing what to expect. When we arrive we were happy to find out that they did have an English self tour (it was weak but effective). A lot of the descriptions were in German but it looked like anything that was newly added included English descriptions. The museum included everything from statue to armor to...
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My husband and I enjoyed this museum greatly. Having been a former nuns prior, the building has character. The items on display are good. It was the first time I ever had to pay to take photos with out a flash. But I did not mind. The room with the barrel ceiling was impressive.
We would say it was a...
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