It is truly a walk in history of Bavaria that took me 4 hours just to notice every detail, every era and take pictures. the entrance fee is usually 7Euro but on Sunday it is just for 1 euro. the Museum is next to eisbachwelle where talented surfers challenge themselves over the wave so it is hardly missed. the exterior is like an imperial palace and with beautiful garden and statue of a Bavarian prince. Inside it is divided in 3 floors: the underwound level starts with equipment and kitchen appliances they used in that era also a wooden part of bedrooms/salons and you end in the huge museum of Christian small hand made statues usually about the Christmas story and done by talented artist from the 1800's. a shop is also on this level and the bathrooms. the Ground floor is the biggest one, you start with old hand made maps of cities and paintings and you end with armors, old knights weapons/shields not to mention you finish the first side on the right with the religious inspiration of art and sculptures gothic and baroque from 1500 till 1800. the other side is full of the era that Bavaria passed through from roman era till the napoleon era with everything that changed from rooms to clothes and weapons. the first side of the first floor is about king Ludwig 1 royal family stuff and house appliances. the other side is about gothic/baroque art from sculptures to statues and porcelain equipment not to mention the science stuff, musical instruments, games back in that era, hunting weapons and daily clothes and appliances. Very recommended when you want to understand Bavarian History. well organized and very time taken.