Heimatmuseum Zwingenberg
Local history museum in an old barn in Zwingenberg's old town with craft workshops and living rooms, open Sundays from April to October with free admission.
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About the museum
The local history museum on Scheuergasse preserves the bourgeois culture of Zwingenberg, the oldest town on the Bergstraße. It is located in an old barn and is run by the Geschichtsverein Zwingenberg 1971 e. V.
On display are recreated craft rooms such as a cooperage, a smithy and a shoemaker's workshop, as well as living and working areas such as a bakery, a butcher's kitchen, a farmhouse kitchen, a burgher's parlour and a classroom. In addition there are a weapons collection, historic postcards, dollhouses and figurines.
The museum is open only during the season; the Geschichtsverein arranges additional viewing dates on request.
Highlights
- Cooperage, smithy and shoemaker's workshop
- Burgher's parlour, farmhouse kitchen and classroom
- Collection of historic Zwingenberg postcards
- Free admission
- Operated by
- Geschichtsverein Zwingenberg 1971 e. V.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Additional viewing dates on request from the Geschichtsverein. |
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