Deggendorf City Museum

The Deggendorf City Museum is located in a former boys' schoolhouse
in the Deggendorf Cultural Quarter in the Bavarian Forest. The building was constructed in 1901
by the Munich architect Johann Baptist Schott.
The listed building houses the city museum with a permanent exhibition area
of approximately 1,500 m². The more than 10,000 exhibits can be grouped into three main themes:Prehistoric and Early History Department
Middle Ages in Deggendorf
Sacred Art and Popular Piety
In addition to these permanent exhibitions, the Deggendorf City Museum also offers
worth-seeing temporary exhibitions.This facility has been tested and certified according to "Reisen für Alle" (Travel for All) – the nationwide labeling system for accessibility.bayerischer-wald.de/attraktion/stadtmuseum-deggendorf-ba7bfc8b54

Various exhibitions are currently being shown, in addition to the exhibition about the creation of Deggendorf.

Interesting, ancient machines and lots of information in the handicraft museum opposite.