History museum

Archaeological Hegau Museum Singen

Archäologisches Hegau-Museum Singen, Am Schlossgarten 2, 78224 Singen (Hohentwiel)

In 11 rooms, the Hegau Museum presents to its visitors the living environment of the people who settled the Hegau region from the end of the last ice age about 16,000 years ago until the castle era.

Numerous hands-on stations invite visitors to grasp archaeology and history with all their senses.

Admission is free!

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Description

Since 1925, Albert Funk, a pharmacist from Singen, took care of the archaeological heritage of his hometown. It was thanks to him that excavations were carried out over decades, during which some sensational finds came to light.

In 1951, these finds were able to move into their new home in the exhibition rooms of Singen Castle. Since then, generous allocations from the state have made the Hegau Museum one of the most attractive exhibitions for prehistory and early history in Baden-Württemberg.

The rooms of the Hegau Museum are located on the second floor of Singen Castle and are unfortunately not wheelchair accessible at present. The city of Singen is endeavoring to remedy this situation as soon as possible.