Feuerbachhaus

The Feuerbachhaus is a residential building with museum spaces in Speyer, located alongside the historic city wall. The two floors display artworks, manuscripts, and furnishings from the family's possessions, while a Baroque garden shapes the outdoor area.

The house was built around 1800 as a residence and came close to demolition in the 1960s until citizens intervened to save it. This rescue transformed it into a memorial that preserves the family's memory for future generations.

The house preserves the personal story of an artistic family from the 1800s, visible through original compositions and letters on display. Visitors gain insight into how a painter and his family lived during that era.

The house is located in the city center and easily accessible on foot, with parking available nearby. Visitors should check opening hours in advance, as access is limited to specific days and times.

The ground floor functions as a gathering space with a café and event room, weaving art history into daily life. This approach makes it a place where people naturally gather rather than simply pass through.

Location: Speyer

Inception: 1800s

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Address: Allerheiligenstraße 9, 67346 Speyer

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Friday 16:00-18:00; Saturday-Sunday 11:00-13:00

Website: http://feuerbachhaus.de/museum

GPS coordinates: 49.31460,8.43567

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:24