Museum Rupertiwinkel

Rupertiwinkel Museum
Unique collections from times gone by

Guided tour of the museum
The former prince-archbishop's castle Tittmoning from the 13th century with its unique museum world invites young and old to an entertaining and informative visit.

In 23 historical exhibition rooms, which still have original floors and ceilings from the 17th century, the "Museum Rupertiwinkel" displays unique and important collections of folk art, handicraft and agricultural equipment, magnificent ovens and paintings, shooting targets from four centuries, prehistoric and early historical finds, the local history room of the Sudeten German Association and much more.
Our Museum Rupertiwinkel gives visitors an insight into the cultural diversity of the Rupertiwinkel and demonstrates the close connection with history.
The exhibition of 130 shooting targets is unique, the largest collection in Bavaria from the period 1600 to 1930.

Other focal points of the extensive collection of exhibits from rural and bourgeois life underline the importance and task of the museum in the region. They are mainly in the following collection areas:
Objects of folk art, high-quality furniture
Wrought iron grave crosses from the Rupertiwinkel
Agricultural and handicraft equipment
Beautiful Paintings, including landscapes from the Rupertiwinkel, portraits, cityscapes
Magnificent ovens and valuable ceramics
Tittmoning shooting targets from four centuries (1600 to 1930)
Prehistoric and early historical finds, including a Roman mosaic floor
The local history room of the Sudeten German Association
With this variety of exhibits, the Rupertiwinkel local history house is one of the most interesting museums in the southeast Bavarian region