A museum housed in the historic rooms of the 500-year-old "Zum Einhorn" town pharmacy, tracing the history of Miltenberg's apothecary and of pharmacy in Europe.
Brewery dating back to 1654 in Miltenberg's historic Schwarzviertel, now run by the fourth Faust generation, producing about 63,000 hectoliters of beer a year.
A small herb garden at the "Parkhof" country inn between Miltenberg and Kleinheubach that adds the sense of taste to the neighbouring St. Odilia garden for the blind.
On the riverside promenade stands one of the last Heune columns – a multi-ton sandstone monolith cut near Miltenberg in the 11th century for Mainz Cathedral, yet never used.
A memorial plaque in Miltenberg's Breitendiel district commemorates the incorporation of the former church village into the town of Miltenberg on 1 January 1971.
Roman cohort fort at the junction of the Main Limes and the 'Vorderer Limes' – the southernmost site on the 'Wet Limes' and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Town and regional history from Roman times to the present, set in three Renaissance timber-framed houses on the Schnatterloch square and honoured with the Bavarian Museum Prize.
