Dorfmuseum Rott
Small village museum in Rott am Lech with exhibits on peat cutting, rural daily life and local history.
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About the museum
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Highlights
- Peat cutting with a reconstructed peat landscape and painted backdrop
- Farm tools, flax processing, kitchen and household
- Display walls on local history, the old parsonage and Rott around 1910
Permanent exhibitions
- Alltag auf dem Land und Torfstechen – Farm tools and implements, a milk room, flax processing and a kitchen; the focus is on the former peat cutting in Rott, with a peat landscape and information on raised bogs, plants and animals.
- Ortsgeschichte und alter Pfarrhof – Display walls with old postcards and photos on the history of the parsonage built in 1808, the parish priests of Rott and the village around 1910.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Each year one to two special exhibitions are set up in the third room; the contact persons can be reached by phone (08869/303, 08869/867). |
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