Auerbergmuseum in the Kiebelehaus

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The Kiebelehaus

The Auerbergmuseum in the Kiebelehaus is a local history museum in Bernbeuren in Upper Bavaria . It is part of the Auerbergland museum network , to which eight other museums belong. The municipality of Bernbeuren is responsible for the museum.

The museum is connected to the former Roman settlement on the Auerberg by the four-kilometer-long Via Damasia cultural trail . Experience stations and information boards give an insight into the oldest suspected Roman military and craft settlement in Bavaria , the Damasia Fortress .

building

The Kiebelehaus is an Allgäu timber frame construction from the 18th century and used to be a typical craftsman's house with additional, small agriculture. The two-storey, plastered residential stable with a steep pitched roof was dendrochronologically dated to the year 1720, with the roof being renewed around 1879 and the two-storey return added around 1900. The building is included in the list of architectural monuments in Bernbeuren .

subjects

Replica of a catapult

The exhibition in the Auerbergmuseum shows visitors interesting facts on four different topics on three floors:

  • The mountain: The Romans on the Auerberg - an archaeological search for traces
  • The village: Bernbeuren - the history of the community
  • The country: The agrarian change - from blue to green Allgäu
  • The house: The timber construction - Roman strip house and Allgäu pillar construction

In addition to the exhibitions, other events take place in the Auerberg Museum. The museum is open from mid-April to mid-October on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, on public holidays and by appointment. The contact person and 1st board member of the Museum Association Bernbeuren eV is Helmut Gehlert.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Auerbergmuseum in the Kiebelehaus , accessed on August 17, 2019

Coordinates: 47 ° 44 ′ 15.46 "  N , 10 ° 46 ′ 33.43"  E