Heimatmuseum Kitzscher
Municipal local history museum in the former town hall cellar (Ratskeller) of Kitzscher, with everyday objects, a castle model and documents on land reform; free admission.
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About the museum
The Kitzscher local history museum opened on July 1, 2001, for the town's 750th anniversary, at Trageser Straße 20 across from the market square. When the town returned the rooms to their owner, the museum moved in 2007 to new rooms directly on the market square.
Because the rent there was no longer affordable for the town and the lease expired at the end of 2010, a new home had to be found. After renovation work, the museum moved into the former town hall cellar on Ernst-Schneller-Straße, where it is today; members of the local heritage association and many residents helped with the design.
The permanent exhibition shows everyday objects from times past and a model of the former Kitzscher castle; documents on land reform in Kitzscher and the surrounding area are also on continuous display. Changing exhibitions present artistic hobbies and support regional artists.
Highlights
- Model of the former Kitzscher castle
- Everyday objects from earlier times
- Documents on land reform
- Free admission
Permanent exhibition
- Dauerausstellung Alltag, Schloss und Bodenreform – Everyday objects, a model of the former Kitzscher castle and documents on land reform in the region.
- Founded
- 2001
- Operated by
- Stadt Kitzscher
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Admission is free.
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