The museum presents in the former Benedictine monastery of All Saints, in addition to the evidence of the monastery's past under one roof archaeology and cultural history, an important art collection.

The Museum zu Allerheiligen in the former Benedictine monastery of Allerheiligen presents archaeology and cultural history, an important art collection with works by Cranach, Hodler, Vallotton, Otto Dix and Adolf Dietrich as well as a natural history collection in addition to the evidence from the monastery's past under one roof. A special highlight is the famous "Schaffhausen Onyx", a world-class antique/medieval gem. Regular special and temporary exhibitions highlight a variety of topics. The minster, cloister and herb garden are freely accessible during the day. The museum café, in the idyllic inner courtyard in summer, invites visitors to linger and relax.


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