Museum

The museum occupies a medieval building in the center of Amorbach with stone walls and traditional Bavarian architectural elements from different periods. The structure spans multiple floors with distinct exhibition spaces.

The building served as a residence for local nobility in the 14th century before being transformed into a museum for regional history. This conversion made it an important place for preserving local knowledge.

The museum displays craftsmanship techniques and everyday objects from several centuries of the Odenwald region. The exhibits show how people lived and worked in earlier times.

Access is through guided tours that explain the architecture and exhibits across the different floors of the historic building. Visitors should allow enough time to explore the multiple exhibition areas at a comfortable pace.

The building preserves original medieval wooden beams and stone carvings that reveal how people built in earlier times. These craftsmanship details remain visible today and provide insight into ancient construction methods.