Martin-Nowak-Neumann-Haus
Home and studio of the Sorbian artist Martin Nowak-Neumann in Nechern, with a recreated shop and garden.
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About the museum
Nechern is the home village of the Sorbian painter, draftsman and graphic artist Martin Nowak-Neumann (1900 to 1990). With his work "Mišter Krabat" he brought the best-known Sorbian legend back into public awareness in 1954: the story of the Eutrich farmhand who took up the black arts.
The carefully restored house on Lindenweg is now open to visitors. On view are a faithfully furnished shop, a uniquely furnished parlor and the artist's studio. Behind the house, his small paradise garden invites visitors to linger. The house is also the starting point of a circular walking trail through Nechern.
Highlights
- Studio of artist Martin Nowak-Neumann
- Recreated shop and a uniquely furnished parlor
- Garden behind the house
- Starting point of the circular trail "Napoleon.Krabat.Karl XII."
- Founded
- 1900
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Getting there & parking
By public transit
Bus 108 from Bautzen (station and bus station) to Nechern.
By car
Parking available
Park on the street near the house.
From the A4 exit Bautzen-Ost, take the B 156 toward Bautzen/Löbau, then the B 6 toward Löbau, and turn left onto the S 111 to Nechern.
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