Museum Malerwinkelhaus

The Museum Malerwinkelhaus Marktbreit is a city museum situated in the Malerwinkelhaus, a historic building in the old town of Marktbreit. This location adds to the charm and historical significance of the museum, making it an interesting destination for tourists interested in history and culture.

Permanent Exhibitions at the Museum

The Museum Malerwinkelhaus Marktbreit features two permanent exhibitions. The first floor is dedicated to "Frauenzimmer. Lebensstationen einer fränkischen Kleinstadt", an exhibition that traces the life paths of various women in the 19th and 20th centuries. The ground floor houses the Roman Cabinet, an exhibition focusing on the Roman camp discovered in 1985. These exhibitions offer a unique insight into the local history and culture, making them a must-see for tourists.

Special Exhibitions and Publications

The Museum Malerwinkelhaus Marktbreit organizes approximately two special exhibitions each year, each focusing on various historical topics. Since 2010, the museum has also published a series of publications to accompany these exhibitions. These special exhibitions and accompanying publications provide an in-depth exploration of specific historical topics, making them a valuable resource for tourists interested in history.