Museums in Rhineland-Palatinate

The birthplace of Nicholas of Kues is now a museum and is located on the banks of the Moselle in Kues. Nicholas of Kues was one of the great universal scholars of the Renaissance: jurist, philosopher, theologian, astronomer and taught in many subjects. He was essentially influenced by his profession as priest and cardinal. He constantly looked for ways to God, but he realized that we cannot grasp God with our thinking.

Take a trip back in time to past centuries with just one step: this rare opportunity is offered to anyone who steps through the door into the "Museum Zum alten Eisen" in Mückeln.

Permanent exhibition of the genre painter Heinrich Bürkel, with the Hugo Ball Kabinett. Changing exhibitions, cultural events.

On an exhibition area of approx. 2000 sqm, the museum provides information about the Palatinate habitats, ecological contexts and the relationship between man and nature. The differentiated museum educational offer includes events for all age groups.

The traditional craftsmanship of bell casting was still practiced here from 1770 until 2002. Today, the bell foundry is open to the public as a museum and, containing the fully preserved equipment, is a unique cultural heritage and industrial monument. Apart from the museum, the Kulturgiesserei offers further interesting services and facilities for young and old, and has thus developed into a popular meeting place.

This museum tells one of the most exciting evolutionary stories. The Earth had already existed for thousands of millions of years before a green revolution created the basis for life as we know it about 400,000 years ago.

FCK museumThe museum under construction shows the exciting and magnificent history of soccer in KaiserslauternAttention! Please inform yourself before arrival regarding Corona-related changes in opening times.

Visit the State Museum and discover the multifaceted history of the city of Birkenfeld as well as the entire region.

Bad Dürkheim and wine simply belong together - where guests can enjoy regional specialities not only in the world's largest wine barrel, it is almost a matter of course that the municipal museum is partly housed in a former winery. But in the former property of the Catoir family, namesake for the entire cultural centre in the city centre, more than the history of viticulture is told.

The Regional Museum in the Goldener Engel culture centre illustrates the history of the region, the rise of the military training area Baumholder and the more than 60 years of the US military post Baumholder with its impact on the city and the surrounding communities.