The Stiftsmuseum in Aschaffenburg is a city museum that offers a rich exploration of various historical periods. It is dedicated to prehistory, the art of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the sacred art of the Baroque period. This wide range of exhibits provides a comprehensive overview of the artistic and cultural development of the region over centuries.
The Stiftsmuseum showcases a wide array of archaeological finds spanning from the Neolithic period, through Roman times, to the Middle Ages. Among these exhibits is a notable collection of Roman finds from the Limeskastellen on the Lower Main, complete with a furnished lapidarium. These collections offer visitors a unique opportunity to delve into the region's rich archaeological history.
Since November 2009, the Stiftsmuseum has added to its permanent exhibits the St. Peter and Alexander collegiate treasure and the famous Magdalene altar from the workshop of Lucas Cranach the Elder. Among these treasures is the so-called "Chessboard of Saint Rupert", believed to be the oldest game board in Germany. These exhibits provide a fascinating insight into the religious and cultural life of the past.
History & Anthropology Archaeology Medieval art & Early Renaissance art Renaissance art & Early modern art Religion
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Stiftsgasse 1a, Aschaffenburg
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