Cultural Center East Prussia, Cultural center and museum in Ellingen, Germany.
The Cultural Center East Prussia occupies the west wing of the baroque Deutschordensschloss castle and displays exhibits about regional cultural history across several galleries. The exhibitions focus on traditions and everyday objects from past centuries.
The institution was established in 1981 by the Federal Government and the Free State of Bavaria to document the culture and history of displaced communities. It preserves archives and collections that might otherwise have been lost.
The center preserves collections that reflect how people lived and worked in this region's communities. Visitors encounter hunting weapons, art, and a notable amber collection that shows what mattered to local inhabitants.
The center is located at Schloßstraße 9 and offers free admission for visitors under 18 years old as well as an audio guide system in several languages. Clear signage and helpful staff make it easy to navigate the galleries.
The center collaborates with partners in Poland, Russia, and Lithuania to create bilingual exhibitions about southeastern East Prussian cities. This international partnership demonstrates how dispersed cultures maintain connection across borders today.
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