Municipal museum in the Krüger House, Geesthacht's oldest building; currently with changing exhibitions and free admission.
September 24, 2026 – November 1, 2026
Student work by the Albinus Gemeinschaftsschule Lauenburg on Lauenburg as a former border town on the inner-German border and on the image of the GDR, awarded in the Federal President's history competition, supplemented by contributions from the Gymnasium Wentorf.
The GeesthachtMuseum! is housed in the so-called Krügersches Haus on Bergedorfer Straße. The Low German hall house dates from the early 18th century and was the only building of its time to survive the two city fires of 1887 and 1928; it is therefore regarded as the oldest surviving house in the town.
After a conversion, the town of Geesthacht established a museum here in 1988, with an archive and a cultural meeting place. The municipal archive has since moved to the town hall; today the building houses the tourist information office alongside the museum.
The permanent exhibition on the town's history, set up in 2005, is currently being revised and is closed. Until then the museum shows changing exhibitions, ranging from retrospectives by regional artists to school projects.
Admission is free.
Admission to the current exhibitions is free.
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| Good to know | Information from the tourist information office in the same building. |
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