Film museums in Bavaria

The Augsburger Puppenkiste is a renowned puppet theatre located in the German city of Augsburg. It gained nationwide fame in 1953 when its performances started being filmed and broadcasted on television. This historical theatre has been a significant part of German culture and continues to be a popular attraction for visitors.

Iwalewahaus, located at the University of Bayreuth, is a hub for the creation and display of contemporary art. The institution places a special emphasis on showcasing the latest developments in contemporary African and Diaspora culture. This is achieved through exhibitions, academic research, and artist residencies, among other activities. The institution works closely with artists and other institutions to present and refine these cultural expressions.

The Käthe-Kruse-Puppen-Museum is situated in the former Capuchin monastery in Donauwörth. This location adds a historical touch to the museum, making it not only a place to appreciate the art of doll making but also a site to experience a piece of Donauwörth's history.

The Munich Municipal Museum (Munich Stadtmuseum) is the city's main museum that houses various exhibitions on topics related to Munich on three floors, with focus on the culture. The museum is housed in the former municipal arsenal and stables, both of the late Gothic period. The museum features var

The Valentin-Karlstadt-Musäum is a city museum in Munich that is dedicated to Bavarian comedian, cabaret performer, clown, author and film producer Karl Valentin, his partner Liesl Karlstadt and the Munich folk singers. The permanent exhibition on Karl Valentin presents Karl Valentin in all its face

The Herzogskasten in Abensberg is a significant historical site that has been repurposed for modern use. This Gothic secular building, which was originally used as a grain store and warehouse, now houses the Stadtmuseum Abensberg and the tourist information center. Located at Dollingerstraße 18, it offers visitors a glimpse into the city's past while providing useful information for their stay.

The Museum Frauenkultur Regional – International holds the distinction of being the first women's museum in Bavaria. It is situated in the Marstall of the Burgfarrnbacher Castle in Fürth, providing a unique setting for its exhibits.

The RiesKraterMuseum in Nördlingen is a natural science museum that focuses on the formation and significance of impact craters. The museum's main highlight is the Nördlinger Ries, a large impact crater that was formed about 15 million years ago when a 1 km asteroid collided with Earth at a speed of approximately 70,000 km/h. The museum is housed in a meticulously renovated medieval barn from 1503 and presents the Ries event and its planetary roots and earthly impacts that continue to this day.

The Sängermuseum is a museum located in Feuchtwangen, in the German state of Bavaria. It is dedicated to choral singing and the history of the German Singers' Association (Deutscher Sängerbund).