History museums in Schwäbisch Hall

The Hohenloher Freilandmuseum Wackershofen is a regional open-air museum located in the hamlet of Wackershofen, part of Schwäbisch Hall. Opened in 1983, the museum showcases old buildings from the northeast of Baden-Württemberg, primarily from the districts of Hohenlohe and Schwäbisch Hall. It also features structures from the Main-Tauber district, the Heilbronn district, the Rems-Murr and Ostalbkreis, as well as the districts of Heidenheim and Ludwigsburg.

Since 2008, following extensive restorations, the Johanniterkirche has been repurposed as an exhibition hall. It now showcases a collection of paintings and sculptures from Old Masters, offering visitors a glimpse into the artistic heritage of the past.

The Hällisch-Fränkische Museum (HFM) is a cultural and historical museum situated in the heart of Schwäbisch Hall. It offers a comprehensive insight into the history, art, and culture of the former imperial city of Hall and its surroundings. The museum spans over 3000 m² of exhibition space, making it a significant cultural destination in the region.

The Kunsthalle Würth is a private art museum located in Schwäbisch Hall. It was established in 2001 by the entrepreneur Reinhold Würth. This museum is a testament to Würth's passion for art and his commitment to making it accessible to the public.