Fischerstube Mönkebude (Heimatmuseum)

About the museum

The Fischerstube local history museum was set up in Mönkebude in 1996. Its focus is on relics of fishing and shipping: fishing gear such as traps, netting and eel spears, as well as objects around the fishing boat and its equipment. All exhibits have a close connection to the village's fishermen and boatmen and their families.

The house also presents the village's history: Mönkebude is first mentioned in 1244 as a Slavic settlement under the name Doblowitz. Photos and facts document its later development into a resort. The Fischerstube thus brings together much of what has shaped life in the village and the region.

The museum is run by the Mönkebude tourism operator. It was last renovated in 2018.

Highlights

• Fishing gear for lagoon and coastal fishing, such as traps, nets and eel spears
• Exhibits on shipping and the life of fishing families
• Local history since the Slavic settlement of Doblowitz (1244)
• Photos of Mönkebude's development into a resort

Founded

1996

Operated by

Tourismusbetrieb Mönkebude BgA

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

By car from the south via the A 20 to the Pasewalk exit (then via Ueckermünde); from the north to the Jarmen exit (then via Anklam and Ducherow). Mönkebude lies on several cycle routes, including the Stettiner Haff circular route.

Amenities & dining

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