Baruther Glashütte

The museum complex includes historical factory buildings, workshops, and residential structures centered around traditional glassmaking practices in Brandenburg.

Established in 1716 following a severe storm that damaged forest areas, the glassworks became Brandenburg's largest glass factory by the mid-19th century.

The museum preserves manufacturing traditions through demonstrations of glass blowing techniques and displays collections of historic glass production equipment.

Visitors can participate in glass blowing workshops, explore two permanent exhibitions, and attend guided tours through the technical monument complex.

The museum features an exhibition dedicated to Reinhold Burger, who invented the thermos flask and developed vacuum technology in glass manufacturing.

Location: Baruth/Mark

Address: Hüttenweg 20, 15837 Baruth/Mark 15837 15837

Phone: +493370498090

Website: https://museumsdorf-glashuette.de

GPS coordinates: 52.02830,13.57745

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:29