Wettermuseum Lindenberg

Wettermuseum Lindenberg is a research facility with museum displays in Brandenburg dedicated to meteorology and atmospheric science. The exhibits feature weather instruments, observation equipment, and weather balloons once used for atmospheric research and data collection.

The facility was established in 1905 as a Royal Prussian aeronautical observatory and played a key role in early aviation and meteorology development. This institution set standards for modern atmospheric research that continue to influence the field today.

The museum reveals how weather observation became a fundamental practice in this region for more than a century. Visitors encounter the tools and techniques that shaped local understanding of atmospheric conditions across generations.

The museum is located on an open grounds site where you can freely explore various research instruments and outdoor displays. Wearing comfortable shoes is recommended since the visit includes walking through exterior areas and observation stations.

Visitors can watch actual weather balloons launch into the sky from this location, rising daily to gather atmospheric data. This offers a rare chance to see modern research methods working in real time.

Operator: Wettermuseum e.V.

Opening Hours: April-October: Monday-Sunday 10:00-16:00; Friday off; Saturday off; November-March: Monday-Thursday 10:00-16:00

Website: https://wettermuseum.de

GPS coordinates: 52.20858,14.11380

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:47