Grenzlandheimatstuben
Local heritage rooms in the Old Post Station of Bad Neualbenreuth with rescued furniture, costumes and documents from the former Marienbad district.
Have only individual sections read aloud
About the museum
The Grenzlandheimatstuben of the Heimatkreis Marienbad are housed in the Old Post Station on the market square of Bad Neualbenreuth, an Egerland half-timbered farmstead built after the great village fire of 1754. The municipality acquired the building in 1982 and set up a Haus des Gastes (visitor centre) with a tourist information office and the local heritage museum.
Since 1979 Bad Neualbenreuth has been the sponsor municipality of the former villages of Maiersgrün and Grafengrün beyond the Tillenberg in what is now the Czech Republic. Former residents of these places and of the Marienbad district show here what they were able to save during the expulsion in 1945/46.
On display are chests of drawers, chests and an Egerland pantry cupboard with kitchen and household items, as well as linen, embroidery that is in part over a hundred years old, sacred objects, costumes, certificates and historic views of 59 places in the former district.
Highlights
- Rescued household heritage from the former Marienbad district
- Egerland pantry cupboard (“Alma”) with household goods
- Historic views of 59 places in the former district
- Housed in the Old Post Station of 1755
- Free admission
- Operated by
- Heimatkreis Marienbad
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
| Adults | free |
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Free admission.
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Getting there & parking
The Old Post Station is located directly on the market square; the tourist information office is also in the building.
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