House 15, Liechtenstein National Museum

The beginning of the building history of today's Liechtenstein National Museum can be dated back to 1438. The original use of the building is not known, as the earliest written evidence only begins in the 16th century. The building once housed a manorial tavern and customs station. In the years 1865-1905, it was used as the seat of government. The building has four storeys with a massive attic storey under a crippled hipped roof.

KDM II, PP. 308-309.