Kulturgeschichtliches Museum Osnabrück

The Cultural History Museum in Osnabrück is a museum that focuses on the region's history and culture. The collections include ancient artworks, historical weapons, coins, medals, and prehistoric objects displayed across several exhibition rooms.

The institution began in 1799 as a school collection at Ratsgymnasium before developing into a formal organization through the Museum Association in 1879. This transition marked the shift from a private gathering to a public facility.

The building displays items from Osnabrück's past, including everyday objects, craft techniques, and clothing worn throughout different periods. Visitors can see how people once lived and worked in this region.

The museum is located in central Osnabrück and is easily accessible on foot from the main train station. Plan for several hours to explore the full range of exhibitions, as there is a lot of material to take in.

The museum is part of a larger museum complex that also includes the Felix-Nussbaum-Haus, Villa Schlikker, and Akzisehaus. This combination of buildings makes the area a center for art and history that rewards multiple visits.

Location: Osnabrück

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 11:00-18:00

GPS coordinates: 52.27550,8.03859

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:44