The former Trauchgau farmhouse near the “Hölzler” (house name) was considered a manor house around 1500 and was owned by the St. Mang monastery in Füssen. On display are exhibits from the fields of agriculture, timber industry, alpine farming, crafts as well as home furnishings and household items, a schoolroom and the clockwork of a church clock. Opening hours: From the 1st Sunday in July to the 3rd Sunday in September, every Thursday from 4.00 pm to 7.00 pm and on the 1st Sunday in July and 3rd Sunday in September from 1.00 pm to 6.00 pm. Guided tours for groups by arrangement.
Highlights along the Romantic Road
The Museum of the Bavarian Kings
At the foot of the royal castles, the museum provides an insight into the history of the Wittelsbach dynasty from…
Baroque Castle Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst
The baroque castle of the Princes of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst is the town’s landmark. It is visible from afar on a mountain…
Frauental Cistercian Convent
Frauental Cistercian Convent: convent church (13th century) with early Gothic lower church and museum ‘from the convent to the village’,…
Fugger and Welser Museum
Fugger and Welser Experience Museum: The Fugger and Welser Experience Museum is now housed in the lavishly renovated “Wieselhaus” Renaissance…
Maximilian Museum
Maximilian Museum with collection on the cultural and municipal history of Augsburg; local works of art in gold and silver.
Museum of the Town of Füssen
Museum of the Town of Füssen in the south wing of the former Monastery of St Mang: the history of…