Antonierhaus Memmingen

A historic four-wing complex of the Memmingen Order of Antonites, built at the end of the 15th century, the oldest preserved historical complex of the order in Europe. Today it houses a museum.

Once an order of the Antonians.
Since 1996, the renovated complex has housed the museums in the Antonierhaus, the city library, a café and a central event location (Antoniersaal).
The Antonierhaus combines a documentation of the cultural and historical significance of the order and the everyday historical environment, as well as the presentation of the works of one of the most famous Memmingen artist sons, Bernhard Strigel, an artist at the turn of the late Middle Ages to the modern era.
(City of Memmingen)

In addition to the mother house in St. Antoine, the Memminger Antonierhaus is considered the largest surviving building complex of the order.