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Historie Annweiler am Trifels, Rheinland-Pfalz

Museum unterm Trifels

History of the town and castle of Annweiler in three half-timbered houses and a former water mill on the Schipkapass, from the Stone Age to the tanning trade.

ÅbningstiderEntré 5 €

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Museum unterm TrifelsÅbningstiderEntré 5 €

Hjemmeside

Om museet

The Museum unterm Trifels lies at the eastern entrance to Annweiler's old town, right on the Schipkapass, and is run by the town of Annweiler am Trifels. On around 800 square meters it shows how the town, the nearby imperial castle of Trifels and the surrounding landscape have developed.

The exhibition is housed in three half-timbered houses and a former water mill. Its themes are arranged by floor: on the first floor, prehistory and early history; above that, castles and the Staufer dynasty; then town and crafts; and at the top, the forest as a habitat.

Particularly vivid are the displays on Emperor Frederick II, a re-created medieval masons' lodge, and the evidence of the tanning trade, with rare drying lofts and drying galleries. Opposite lies an associated tanner's workshop. Parts of the collection can also be viewed online via Museum Digital Rheinland-Pfalz.

Højdepunkter

Tour through the history of castle, town and landscape
Display on Emperor Frederick II with a facsimile of the Falkenbuch (book of falconry)
Re-created medieval masons' lodge
Tanning trade with historic drying lofts
Lapidarium, prehistory and early history

Permanent udstilling

Dauerausstellung zur Stadt- und Burggeschichte – Chronological tour across four floors, from prehistory and early history through the Staufer and castles to town, crafts and forest.

Ejer: Stadt Annweiler am Trifels