Museum of Fuessen

Museum is 2 floors. u start with geology and roman arcade discovery. a chapel, baroque library, baroque study room, baroque imperial hall, violin history, hand made baroque cribs and much more to discover. very intellectual and fun to explore.

The signs are only in German, and they didn’t indicate there was an audio guide, so think a translation or tour app is pretty key for understanding the content. Even without those, the museum has a lot of interesting objects that are well displayed and laid out within this former Benedictine Monastery, such as the Dance of Death in Annakapelle painting, recreated violin making workshop, library’s architecture, seeing the inside of a small organ, the Kapitelsaal room’s paintings, and more.

Museum der Stadt Füssen captivated me with its jaw-dropping Baroque architecture in the former and St. Mang monastery, from ornate halls to stunning frescoes. Füssen's charming Bavarian city, with its frescoed Altstadt and Alpine views near Neuschwanstein, is a must-visit gem. Key Impressions Exhibits on local history and violin-making shine amid opulent interiors like the Imperial Hall pure beauty that lingers. Worth every minute in this romantic Bavarian spot.

Interesting little museum that’s connected to the St Mang Abbey (I think?) . Hours are very odd - in the winter, only open Fri-Sun from 1-4pm. You get a 1€ discount if you have a Fussen card. My favorite room was the library. It’s freezing cold in there, so keep your winter jackets with you. My main negative is all the info placards are in German, which I guess I can’t complain about, but it gets tiring to have to translate everything (as a non German speaking tourist) , so you end up just walking through and not learning a whole lot. There are 2 WC in the museum. Lots of mixture of what’s in it - lots about violin making; some old stones; library; religious items. Definitely worth stopping by tho if you have an hour.

Really interesting. The bibliothèque is great.

the most beautiful museum i have ever been to, with the friendliest lady at the counter. the exhibitions are so unique and interesting, they take you through the history of string instruments so beautifully. thank you!!!!!! we had an amazing time!!!!!! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A very mixed bag: rather incoherent collection of things. Puzzling, to be honest. A nice building. Not a great museum.

Small but perfectly formed. Fascinating to learn about the musical and industrial history of the town