Museum „Haus der Donauschwaben“

The Museum „Haus der Donauschwaben“ tells the story of the Danube Swabians, a group of German settlers who emigrated in the 17th and 18th centuries and experienced forced expulsion around World War II. The museum highlights important themes such as migration, loss, and the search for a home, all of which play a significant role in European history.

A special focus is on the universal question: What is home and what makes it? Visitors are invited to engage with this question through the experiences of the Danube Swabians and learn more about multicultural coexistence.

The cultural center with its collection offers fascinating insights into the culture and customs of the Danube Swabians. Families visiting will discover not only a European migration story but also a living piece of human history.

The museum presents a condensed version of human history that captivates with its storytelling power and inspires reflection. Perfect for families who want to understand history together.