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Museums in Kempten

Kempten, one of Germany's oldest towns, preserves a deep history spanning from Roman times to the Middle Ages. The Archaeological Park Cambodunum showcases the remains of a former provincial capital, including a temple district and thermal baths. In the city center, the Erasmuskapelle reveals underground medieval ruins, while the Kempten-Museum in the Baroque Zumsteinhaus details local social history. Regional heritage is further explored through the Allgäu Castle Museum and contemporary exhibitions at the Kunsthalle.

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Erasmuskapelle

An underground archaeological site beneath St. Mang's Square featuring the ruins of a medieval chapel and ossuary. A multimedia show details the site's 700-year history, from its religious origins to its discovery during square renovations.

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Archäologischer Park Cambodunum

An extensive open-air museum on the site of the Roman provincial capital Cambodunum. It features reconstructed buildings, foundations of the forum, and archaeological finds that illustrate the administrative and social life of the early Roman settlement.