City museum in the Renaissance building of 1541 on the Miltenberg market square, with art and cultural history of the region and a Renaissance garden.
April 25, 2026 – January 14, 2027
Works by the painter Ursula Jüngst, born in Miltenberg, with luminous colours and a striking brushstroke; newer pictures enter into a dialogue with early paintings. The exhibition runs in the Museen Stadt and Burg Miltenberg.
The Museum Stadt Miltenberg is located in the heart of the old town on the market square, the Schnatterloch, in a Renaissance building from 1541 that was originally built as an administration building.
The collection, of supraregional importance, shows art and cultural history of the region. The museum includes a Renaissance garden with views over the town.
The museum has received the Bavarian Museum Prize and the Lower Franconia Promotion Award. Together with the Museum Burg, it forms the Museen Miltenberg.
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Because of the half-timbered construction, the upper floors may not be reachable for people with limited mobility; the Museum Burg is more accessible.
Great for kids & families
Interactive stations and a children's audio guide with museum cat Paul at 29 stations; workshops for children.
Miltenberg Linde
Bus lines 80, 81, 82, 86 and 88 to the stop Miltenberg Linde.
Paid parking
No parking directly at the market square; paid parking spaces on the Main riverbank by the parish church (Pfarrkirche), within a short walk.
Station about 20–30 minutes away.
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The Museen Miltenberg offer wedding ceremonies.
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Audio guide | yes |
| Good to know | Guided tours also outside opening hours; workshops for children and adults; groups welcome. |
