Sports museums in Bavaria

The Augsburger Eiskanal, located in the Spickel district of Augsburg, is a significant historical site. It was constructed for the canoe slalom competitions of the 1972 Summer Olympics, making it the oldest artificially built canoe slalom course in the world. This unique feature adds to its appeal for tourists interested in sports history or canoeing.

The FC Bayern Erlebniswelt is Germany's biggest club museum that takes visitors on a journey from the foundation in 1900 to the present day, immersing visitors in the story of Germany’s most successful club. Numerous trophies, exhibits, and innovative media technology come together at the FC Bayern

The Ice Hockey Museum in Augsburg, also known as the Eishockeymuseum Hall of Fame Deutschland e.V., was a place where visitors could explore various exhibits of famous ice hockey players until 2014. The museum also runs the Hall of Fame Germany, which includes players, referees, coaches, officials, and journalists who have made significant contributions to the sport of ice hockey.

The Kunstmuseum Bayreuth, located in the city of Bayreuth, is a contemporary art museum. It is housed in the historical rooms of the Baroque City Hall, where it presents exhibitions of both contemporary and classic modern art.

The Klepper Folding Boat Museum is housed in the factory-owned exhibition rooms of the Klepper Folding Boat Shipyard. This museum is located in the scenic Klepper Park in Rosenheim, a location that has been home to the renowned boatyard since 1919. This historical setting provides a unique backdrop for the museum, adding to the overall experience for visitors.