Brandenburg-Preussen Museum, Private historical museum in Fehrbellin, Germany.
The Brandenburg-Preussen Museum is a building that holds around 500 objects spanning from 1415 to 1918, including portraits of Brandenburg rulers and Prussian kings. The collection is spread across two levels, each with its own focus areas.
The museum was created in the early 2000s on the grounds of a former rectory garden and opened with about 220 objects. The collection has grown since then and documents an important period of European history.
The displays show how Brandenburg and Prussia developed their identity over time, focusing on the people and events that shaped the region. Visitors can see how this history comes alive through the objects and rooms on view.
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, with longer hours during the warmer months. It helps to check the specific times beforehand, as these vary by season.
The collection includes a rare stone figure called Pruzzische Babe from the medieval period, representing early Baltic cultural traditions. This artifact shows how the region connected with other cultures in ancient times.
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