Art and culture

The year 2025 in the Pomeranian State Museum

The permanent exhibition is open all year round - 14,000 years of Pommer's history await you! In addition, there is an extensive event program with lectures, tours, art breaks and much more - including the anniversary "775 years of Greifswald".

Special exhibitions
 

Again
in the spring of 2025 we open our convent building again and present moments from the art collection. Look forward to old acquaintances such as Frans Hals and Vincent van Gogh, meet artists in a new compilation and, in addition to familiar works, also discover those who have been waiting for their appearance.

New, white ceramics from Szczeccin/Szczecin
24.08.08.2025
The aim of the cabinet exhibition is to reinterpret the craftsmanship known as the "Stettiner" in the light of contemporary artistic and cultural contexts. The works shown were created in the context of ceramic workshops, in which the participants faced the task of leading a creative dialogue with the historical heritage.

Viking gold. Treasury policy since 1800
hiking exhibition with digital presentation
October 2025 to January 2026,
treasures from the Viking Age (approx. 800–1100) are found again and again in the Baltic Sea area. It was the same earlier. With the finding of these treasures, multi -layered processes of recovery begin: Who can keep the "Viking gold"? Where is it shown? Who identifies themselves? Who differentiates themselves? And how do these processes change over time? The exhibition "Treasury Policy" shows that appropriations of cultural heritage and delimitation are politically charged.

On the way to the Galerie der Romantik
After the great anniversary 2024, Caspar David Friedrich remains: The new gallery of romance focuses on the most famous Pomerania. The topping -out ceremony was celebrated in July 2024, and so it is only a matter of time before the opening is due! There you will be received a chapel that is multimedia on Friedrich's poetic image world. You can experience how his pictures took shape, you can delve into the originals and learn what kind of person's soap-son from Swedish-Pomerania. Or did you already know that Caspar David Friedrich Kanarienvögel breeded and was famous and notorious for his huge full beard?

Pomerania - Land by the sea
take your time to discover the eventful history of the region on both sides of the Oder! Of the first hunters and collectors to the 20th century, 14,000 years of history awaits you - with impressive exhibits, elaborate media stations and installations. Discovered exciting people from the prehistory and the Middle Ages, from Stone Age Greater Stone Graves, Slavic trade nets and the heyday of the Hanseatic League. Find out why Martin Luther, a Saxon princess and a Pomeranian Duke gather on the unique croy carpet, why the Swedes completely measured their province of Pomerania and how fishing villages became sophisticated Baltic Sea resorts. The 20th century with its breaks and continuities illuminated objects and contemporary witness reports - from the world wars to flight and displacement, "Ostmecklenburg" in the GDR, "West Pomerania" in Poland to the "Pomerania Renaissance" after German reunification.

A glass road connects the buildings of the museum complex.

If you have seen a lot, you have to take a break. The Franziskaner monastery, the museum shop and the museum catering "Naturally Büttners"-Restaurant & Manufaktur cordially invite you.

See you soon in the Pomeranian State Museum

You can visit the father's old soap settlement, the family cabinet with the family tree, the Rügen and the Eldena room with famous motifs from Friedrich's work and the Caspar-David-Friedrich gallery. The tour provides comprehensive information on Friedrich's origin, career and creative as well as the history of the Friedrich family and their residential and commercial building, which is also the subject of a long-term research project of the Caspar-David-Friedrich-Gesellschaft. Changing exhibitions of current art in the Caspar-David Friedrich Gallery testify to the ongoing fascination and effect that is based on Friedrich's work and historical romance.

Due to its location in the middle of the old town of Greifswald, the center is a particularly attractive goal for everyone who wants to walk in his traces in the artist's hometown. In the immediate vicinity is the St. Nikolai cathedral, where Caspar David Friedrich was baptized, and on foot it is only a few minutes to the Pomeranian State Museum with its original Friedrich paintings.

Contrary to expectations, the Otto Lilienthal Museum is not a aircraft museum. It tells an old dream of humanity, that of Ikarus, the blacksmith Wieland from the Nordic legend and many others. And it tells how the technology history of the aircraft became the cultural history of human flight.

The focus of the biographical-technology museum is the aircraft designer Otto Lilienthal. The inventory includes eight flight apparatus Lilienthals (replicas), further constructions in models and e.g. T. Functional replicas of the aerodynamic test facilities Lilienthals. The department "The dream of flying" shows imaginative flight dreams and still unsuitable constructions. The museum also includes an experimental area, an archive, a library and a museum shop.

The only preserved city gate of the city fortification of Anklam is also the highest city gate of brick gothic in Pomerania and is one of the most beautiful in northern Germany.
Since 1989, the Ver Klam City Museum has been in one of the oldest buildings in the Hanseatic city, the Steintor. In the 5 floors of the medieval building, contemporary witnesses on the history of the Hanseatic city and life on the Peen flow can be seen in the departments of the constant exhibition. Special exhibitions and events as well as a wonderful view of the Peenetal and the Hanseatic city invite you to visit a museum in every season.
If you are already more than 70 years old, you have the opportunity to enter the museum's summit book after the rise of 111 stages on the fifth floor of the stone gate. On the fifth floor of the 32 m high city gate, the view of the city and the Peenetal can be enjoyed.
Departments of the permanent exhibition are the "Slavs and Vikings on the Peene", "Anklam and the Hanseatic League" up to "Anklam between 1933-1949".
One of the museum's attractions is the treasure treasure finder from 1995. This is the largest silver treasure find from the period of the Thirty Years' War in Pomerania. Furthermore, there are an archive and a library on city and regional history in the museum.
With pre -registration, it is possible to make tours of the museum and city tours on special topics in Anklamer city history. The Nikolaikirche can also be visited.

The socio-cultural center is located in the middle of the city center of Greifswald in a listed ensemble, the oldest components of which come from the 13th century. An idyllic courtyard with historical half-timbered buildings houses artistic workshops and is the scene of open-air concerts in the summer. The event hall has an eventful history - Greifswald's oldest church building, metal foundry, bakery - today there are concerts from classical music, blues to rock, as well as children's theater, performances, as well as lectures, readings and seminars. A gallery on the upper floor shows changing exhibitions of local and national artists. In courses and workshops, artistic techniques are conveyed - such as screen printing, gravure, silver smiths, stamp and linen cut, book bandages and much more. Two choirs regularly rehearse in the house, there is one with singing meeting, children's chess, as well as meetings of senior groups. During the holidays, hands-on offers for children and puppet theater take place. Another focus is the intercultural encounter with the 14-day "intercultural café". The main task of the city's socio-cultural center is to enable as many people of all ages as possible to participate in culture. To actively contribute and shape it should be promoted. Highlights in the cultural calendar of the region such as the "Literature Spring", the "Nordic sound", the city festival "A day with Caspar-David-Friedrich", the "Fantakeler Figure Theater Festival", the "Intercultural Week", the "Dance Tendencies" and the " Polenmarkt "are guests in St.Piritus.

The only preserved city gate of the city fortification of Anklam is also the highest city gate of brick gothic in Pomerania and is one of the most beautiful in northern Germany.
Since 1989, the Ver Klam City Museum has been in one of the oldest buildings in the Hanseatic city, the Steintor. In the 5 floors of the medieval building, contemporary witnesses on the history of the Hanseatic city and life on the Peen flow can be seen in the departments of the constant exhibition. Special exhibitions and events as well as a wonderful view of the Peenetal and the Hanseatic city invite you to visit a museum in every season.
If you are already more than 70 years old, you have the opportunity to enter the museum's summit book after the rise of 111 stages on the fifth floor of the stone gate. On the fifth floor of the 32 m high city gate, the view of the city and the Peenetal can be enjoyed.
Departments of the permanent exhibition are the "Slavs and Vikings on the Peene", "Anklam and the Hanseatic League" up to "Anklam between 1933-1949".
One of the museum's attractions is the treasure treasure finder from 1995. This is the largest silver treasure find from the period of the Thirty Years' War in Pomerania. Furthermore, there are an archive and a library on city and regional history in the museum.
With pre -registration, it is possible to make tours of the museum and city tours on special topics in Anklamer city history. The Nikolaikirche can also be visited.

Surrounded by meadows and forests, the water mill is located on the outskirts of Hanshagen near Greifswald. Built as a grain mill in 1524, it was paper mill from 1750 and was converted back to the grain mill around 1850. It is considered the only preserved German paper mill north of Berlin and the last Vorpommersche Wassermühle.
In addition to the Kornmühle, the Müller has also operated a restaurant and a dance hall since 1875. This historical concept was revived with the successful restoration of the water mill from 2010 to 2012 with great attention to detail.
The water mill can be visited as a technical and cultural -historical monument to a grain mill. In the house there is the "Zur Wassermühle" restaurant and six hotel rooms furnished in the country house style. The ballroom, equipped with the latest ventilation, lighting and communication technology, follows. That is why the Hanshagen watermill is an excellent place to design marriages, wedding and anniversary celebrations, conferences and other events.
The water mill is also recommended for vacationers through their forest location - ideal for hikers and cyclists - as well as their proximity to the University and Hanseatic City of Greifswald, to the sun island of Usedom and Germany's largest island of Rügen.

Opening times
Current: by appointment.
From April 1, 2022:
Saturday: 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

In the middle of the old town of the Ueckermünde seaside resort in the Pomeranian Castle, the lagoon museum is located. The entrance to the museum is already architecturally interesting due to the late Gothic facade design of the stair tower with its rich rod decoration and a sandstone relief. A visit to the museum begins at the door. Exhibits from primary and early history and city history are shown. The foundry, the brick factory, shipping and fishing were ever from the main economic branch in Ueckermünde, here numerous exhibits can be visited, as well as objects from the house and trade.
Numerous special exhibitions make the museum varied in every season. Families are particularly discussed here. Interesting and almost by the way, children can answer historical questions about a quiz for the Easter or Christmas exhibition. Handicrafts and games are also very popular. The topic of "family visit to the museum" with special exhibitions plays a major role that is combined with many fellow-power campaigns for everyone. Visitors receive additional information from the multimedia stations that are tailored to the different age groups.
The museum shop also has many offers for children. Last but not least, the family -friendly admission prices (family card € 5) certainly contribute to the fact that the museum is so well attended.

This house has existed as a museum for the city of Lassan and its visitors since July 9 in 1988. The building itself has been attended as a water mill here since the 15th century and was in operation in this capacity until 1930. Then it was switched to diesel engine drive and a few years later she drove an electric motor. This mill did its job until 1976, for the LPG at that time, and from that point on this house was almost empty for six years. There were only storage rooms for the city in this building. In 1982, interested citizens of Lassans came together in order to create a museum facility with individuals and with the financial support of the district's advice at the time in a 6-year construction activity.

Between 1936 and 1945, the Army test institution was one of the most modern technology centers in the world. In October 1942, the first start of a rocket in space came from here. However, research served only one goal from the start: high technology should create military superiority. Only through the massive use of forced laborers, concentration camp prisoners and prisoners of war was the establishment of the experimental institutions and the later mass production of the rocket, which Goebbels called "retribution weapon 2", was possible in such a short time.

In the production under inhumane conditions and in the fire at Belgian, English and French cities with the "miracle weapon", thousands of people lost their lives. The ambivalence of the use of the latest technology becomes clear in Peenemünde than in any other place. Together with the historical development, it is the focus of the exhibition of the Historical -Technical Museum of Peenemünde, which can be visited in the power plant of the former army test institution - the largest technical monument in Mecklenburg -Western Pomerania.

The property, whose idiosyncratic architecture with the complex of the garden and its sculptures already appears as a work of art in itself, is reminiscent of the important painter of the German Baltic Sea coast: Otto Niemeyer-Holstein (1896-1984). Former residential and workplace of the painter. The property has been built up by the artist since 1933.

The sculpture garden houses over 200 plants and plants, 31 sculptures and sculptures of friends of friends as well as parts of a shipyard that over 200 years old. Meeting facility and memorial studio with a new exhibition near the studio. The residential building and studio can only be visited as part of tours: at 11:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m., 3 p.m. in summer.

Current opening times can be seen on our website.

The idea for the Heimatstube had the teacher and freestern school director Erich Mundstock decades ago. He collected many objects of everyday life from past times. In 1962 Erich Mundstock founded the Heimatstube in the Freester School and gave his collection such a permanent place. With his death in 1987, the original Heimatstube was closed. After the political turn in the GDR, the former customs house used for decades was handed over to the municipality of Kröslin. In 1992 the Freester Heimatstube was reopened in the rooms of the building. Today it includes seven rooms for permanent exhibitions and rooms for exchange exhibitions and lectures. Guests of the local museum can go on a journey through time to an old living room and a kitchen, as well as a bedroom and a school room. All objects, including dolls and doll cars, a sewing room and a hairdressing room, were donated by people from the region.
However, the most famous exhibits in the local museum are the freester fishing carpets. Made by residents of the community, every carpet tells its own story.

The building was built as a school in 1760. Since 1975, exhibits on city and Huguenot history have been shown here. A rarity is an artificial clock made of straw. From the Wilhelminian era, two richly decorated tiled stoves made of Strasburg pottery can be admired.

Every year there are two to three special exhibitions, including an exhibition on the life and work of the boxing legend Max Schmeling, which was born not far from Strasburg, in Klein Luckow.

Diving completely without wet - this is possible in the Stralsund oceanum. Scientific exhibitions were combined with breathtaking aquariums. The world's largest exhibition about whales with replicas of the sea giants in its original size, e.g. B. a 26 m long blue whale. A multimedia show conveys special features and information about the danger of the whales.

In addition to the exhibitions, the "Meer für Kinder" experience area invites you to play and linger in a dune landscape with a lighthouse slide. On the roof terrace there is a spacious penguin system with a panoramic view of the silhouette of the UNESCO World Heritage City of Stralsund.

The thematic route through the northern seas with 50, sometimes huge aquariums is unique. The two acrylic slices offer visual surface on two levels over 80 square meters on different types of sharks and rays as well as silvery shimmering fish swarms. In Europe's largest Baltic Sea exhibition, the museum guests can expect exciting insights into the habitat of Kegelrobbe, sea eagle or the tiny plankton. The island of Helgoland is dedicated to an extraordinary tunnel aquarium through which visitors can run through.

Offers for families:

• Family discount
• Audio guide for children
• Free app "Question Walfred!"
• Experience area "Sea for Children", multimedia and hands-on stations for children throughout the museum
• Free collection cards for searching, learning and playing
• Still and changing rooms
• Leavings for strollers
• Rental buggies
• Free baby carrier on request
• no queue in line for pregnant women

Information on accessibility

All examinated areas meet the quality criteria of the labeling "Barrier -freedom tested - barrier -free for people with walking disabilities and partially barrier -free for wheelchair users, people with visual impairments and for blind people". Further details can be found under trips for everyone.

• step and threshold-free entrance
• All doors/passes are at least 90 cm wide
• Exhibition rooms accessible by elevator
• Elevation 1: 140 x 184 cm
• Elevation 2: 101 x 216 cm
  • Job door each 90 cm wide
• Toilet for people with disabilities available at every level (with handles)
• Wheelchair and rollator possible on request
• Guided tours for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users possible on pre -registration
• Route is continuously navigable, seating is available
• Two marked parking spaces (Neue Semlowerstrasse)
  • Parking space size: 250 x 530 cm
  • Distance to the entrance: 45 m
• An audio guide is available that can be operated independently by people with visual impairment/ blind people
• The "Fragwalfred!" App offers 360 ° views, site plans from all levels of the museum, tips on the way the Walfred route is given in the various interactive theme chats and videos with subtitles 

Karl Gottlieb Lappe was born on April 23, 1773 in Wusterhusen as the pastor's son. To prepare for a degree, he attended the city school in Wolgast, whose rector was none other than Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten (1758-1818). Kosegarten, teacher, pastor, history professor and poet, recognized and promoted the talents of his students, which, in addition to Karl Gottlieb Lappe, also Philipp Otto Runge (1777-1810), the important painter of romance. At the Greifswald University, where Lappe studied theology, philology and philosophy, he made friends with Ernst Moritz Arndt (1769-1860), which also existed beyond the years of study.
In 1798 Lappe succeeded Ernst Moritz Arndt as a tutor at Kosegarten in Altenkirchen on Rügen. From 1801 to 1817 Lappe was a teacher at the Stralsund high school. For health reasons, he finally pulled back into the idyllic pütte, at Stralsund. Lappe died in Stralsund on October 28th.

Opening times: daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
with prior registration with guidance after consultation Rev. K. Krüger: 038354 22234

Route of North German Romanticism: rectory Wusterhusen - romantic poetry

In Lappe's extensive work, everyday and political events are reflected as well as his deep love for the Pomeranian homeland. In the Karl Lappe exhibition in the rectory, a map shows which places he visited and also described them in his poems. Some of his poems were set to music by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1828), Franz Schubert (1797-1828) and Robert Schumann (1810-1856).

Klein Luckow is embedded in a picturesque end moraine landscape at the outermost tip of the Uckermark and at the beginning of the Stettiner Haff region. Many long -distance cycle paths lead to this village and along the memorial.
Max Schmeling died at almost 100 years and was able to look back on an eventful life. He is still considered the most popular athlete of the 20th century in Germany.

On September 23, 2004, he was awarded honorary citizenship by the birth community on the occasion of his 99th birthday.

The museum complements the history of virology and Friedrich Loefflers, which is shown in the Loefferhaus on the island. In addition, it also deals across the past centuries with the development of epidemics (research) (beyond the mouth and claw disease). It depicts the history of research on the island, but also the life and work of the people on the Riems and in Riemserort from 1910 to the present day.

The exhibition is open every last Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The tours start every hour. Visits on any other day of the week are also possible after prior registration at museum-uns-riems@web.de !

The Katzow sculpture park is the largest in Europe with over 100 sculptures on 20 ha. Between Greifswald and Wolgast, on the most beautiful Allee Western Pomerania, just outside of Katzow, there are sculptures of 90 artists from 23 countries. The material is mainly steel and wood. Some of the sculptures have a weight of 20 t and reach a height of 18 m. The viewer has a fascinating harmony between high sky, further landscape and the sculptures, an unfamiliar contrast to the high sky and the wide landscape in which they stand. The park is a place of art and at the same time part of the landscape. Here contemporary art becomes an immediate experience. Benches designed by artists are at striking points. A walk -in sound funnel over a pond, invites you to contemplation. "Two brains are better than one", "Big Tam Tam", "Refugee" - over 100 sculptures of well -known artists from home and abroad you can walk over the sculpture park Discovering the founder of the sculpture park is the sculptor Thomas Radeloff, who put his first "three figures" on the meadow in 1991. The idea became a sustainable concept. In 1992 the 1st international sculpture workshop took place, which from now on became a program and enriched the sculpture park every year with several sculptures of domestic and foreign artists.

The art barn, created in 1994/95 from a removed barn ruin, has 600 m² of exhibition space, workshop, an indoor-like gallery with an open roof structure, in which up to 6 exhibitions take place annually, an individual gallery café with shop, and four guest room designed by artists .Im shop is available in addition to pictures, sculptures, ceramics, and a small parking guide. There are different workshops and courses, among other things for painting. The traditional Easter or Christmas market takes place in spring and late autumn. With approx. 50 stands and pigs on the spit, the sculpture park is then a popular destination with a folk festival character.

Paper scooping and printing, courses, project days, children's birthdays. Sales gallery, tours and workshop café.

Culture consumption at Loitzer Peenestraße 8 is the domicile of the local local association. A lot has happened since 2014 when she took over the property. The gallery, with constantly changing exhibitions, has made a name for itself and the lectures and readings are a welcome change for the residents of the place. The historical courtyards that invite you to linger are happy to be visited. Clubs and interest groups like to use the offer to experience a guided tour here, to chat comfortably over coffee and cake or to watch films that tell of becoming and growing as well as the history of the property. Musicians from the region appear under the motto "Music in the courtyard". But the cultural fin also gave them professional artists who go on vacation on the Peene and perform in different places along the river.
On the occasion of the 775th anniversary of the city of Loitz, a “Peenestrßengalerie” was created on the initiative of the association, in which painters and photographers participate. So old houses become an eye -catcher again.
There are concerts in the courtyard, readings in the gallery and in summer barbecues take place. By the way, you can also give yourself the "yes word" in this historical place. Culture consumption is the branch of the registry office of the Peenetal/Loitz office.
Not only many Loitzer use the varied offer, but also numerous citizens from the surrounding villages and towns. This new place of encounter is very well received. You can learn a lot about the history of the house during a tour. So, a visit is always worth it.

The castle in Löcknitz has been home to the studio with the sculptor and glass designer Werner Kothe since November 2020.

His specialization has been in the special glass finishing technology since 2002, in which the glass is merged, the fusing technology . Werner Kothe passes on his specialist knowledge and his experiences with this fascinating recycling for interested parties all year round. In his studio, glass art objects for internal and outdoor area, for sacred buildings, but also user glass and jewelry are created.

Interested visitors are received here from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Exhibition of tractors, agricultural devices and tugs
in a 480 m² hall awaits you an approximately 100-year cross-section of German tractor history from east and west. By expanding our exhibits, we are able to show you very old and historically valuable soil processing devices. Under the adjacent towing roof we present you an interesting selection of historical harvesting technology. On the approximately 7000 m² outdoor area you have the opportunity to admire agricultural machines and devices from several generations and long -forgotten times. In the show workshop you can experience the progress of restoration work.
We offer our guests recurring events over the year.
- International Museum Day
- tractor and tractor meeting
- Dreschfest

Opening times:
Monday - Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

During his birthplace in Wolgast, his way of life in the Hamburg Kunsthalle is found in Wolgast. In addition to painting, Runge made a decisive contribution to the three -dimensional color theory, designed playing cards and wrote down the first fairy tales in Germany. The best known - "from the fisherman and his wife" - was added to the Grimm brothers' collection.

Route of North German Romantic: Rungehaus Wolgast - The birthplace of Runges
Philipp Otto Runge was born on July 23, 1777. Like Friedrich August von Klinkowström, he had ten siblings. Already in his early childhood, his teacher, the poet Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten, was recognized and promoted at the Wolgaster school. After an apprenticeship in Hamburg, Runge decided in 1799 to study art in Copenhagen. After his return, he met Caspar David Friedrich and also moved to Dresden. Runge nevertheless spent several years in Wolgast, where he developed his theory of three -dimensional color theory. One of his most famous works "Wilhelmine Helwig" is located in the Pomeranian State Museum in Greifswald.

Today's Penkun Castle was first mentioned as a castle around 1190 at this point and was expanded by the Pomeranian cocks as a border castle in the 13th century. The castle was built from 1484 to 1486, including this construction. Its appearance in the Renaissance style today owes a conversion between 1580 and 1590, presumably under the direction of Thaddäus Paglion.

After the expropriation of the family from the East, the following was the expropriation of the East, a school with boarding school and an agricultural training center was housed in the castle. Due to the lack of entertainment, the castle was dilapidated at the end of the 1980s. The castle was saved and restored by committed citizens, the municipality of Penkun and from 1991-2001 with the help of the German Foundation for Monument Protection.

The working group to deal with the Bergholzer Dorfgeschichte EV founded the Heimatstube in 2000, which is located in the former German school building next to the church. There are different focal points on the exhibition rooms distributed over two floors. Bergholz was founded in 1287 and suffered serious population losses during the Thirty Years' War. Huguenots fled from France in 1687 were settled in 1687. A separate theme space is reminiscent of the settlement of the Huguenots in Bergholz, but also the emigration of Bergholzers to Denmark, the USA and Australia. There is also remind of the tobacco cultivation, which was introduced by the Huguenots after 1687 and was grown for centuries. Numerous items of everyday objects from agriculture and private households are also exhibited. The Bergholz artist Elisabeth Gollme (1928 - 2010) is devoted to another exhibition space with numerous paintings and drawings. After all, the first floor is completely dedicated to the GDR time in Bergholz with several small exhibition rooms. If you are interested in a visit, you can contact Ms. Werth on 039754/21098.

Since Ms. Kunstmann was founded in 1996, numerous exhibits have been compiled in a small and a large room of the former school of Altwigshagen by donating residents of the village. Altwigshagen is a estate that has existed at least since the 13th century, which was shaped for centuries by the estate with a striking neo -Gothic manor house. A small interesting testimony to the history of the manor in the Heimatstube is the coat of arms of the gatehouse, which was completed in 1607 under Christoff by Lindstedt. A striking eye -catcher is the collection of agricultural objects of past centuries. There are also several exhibits on school history and numerous objects of everyday use from private households from many decades. Furthermore, a wide variety of banknotes are exhibited in several showcases from the time of the great inflation of 1923 as well as food cards from the time before and after the World War II. Life in Altwigshagen is documented by numerous photographs in the Heimatstube. If you are interested in a visit, you can contact the Mayor Ms. Foy on 0170 4606270.

In the Heimatstube, founded in 1999 by the Pasewalk country women's association in 1999, numerous exhibition objects from the past of Ahlbeck are exhibited in five rooms. Ahlbeck has existed at least since the 12th century and was mainly shaped by small-scale agricultural and forestry. Numerous agricultural and forestry work equipment are issued as a certificate. One of the exhibition rooms is a historic sleeping room with some historical furniture and strollers as well as numerous smaller utensils such as a historical toilet set. Another exhibition space shows a dining room with numerous objects such as historical dishes and cooking utensils as well as a steel oven from the 1930s, which was produced on behalf of the National Socialist winter aid organization for an emerging family. If you are interested in a visit to the Heimatstube, you can contact Ms. Gudrun Stein on 039775-20119 to the volunteer of the Heimatstube.