Wiederaufbau von Wikinger Häusern "Haithabu"

The museum features seven reconstructed Viking houses with traditional materials and building techniques based on archaeological findings from the original settlement site.

The Haithabu settlement functioned as a central trading post between Scandinavia and Central Europe from the 8th to 11th centuries, connecting diverse merchant networks.

The museum presents regular demonstrations of Viking crafts, including woodworking, textile production, and metalworking, performed by skilled craftspeople in period clothing.

The museum opens daily from March to November, with guided tours available in German and English, and includes an educational center for school groups.

Visitors can examine the exact replicas of Viking-era tools, household items, and trade goods that were discovered during excavations at the original Haithabu site.

Location: Busdorf

Address: Am Haddebyer Noor 3, 24866 Busdorf

Website: https://haithabu.de

GPS coordinates: 54.49095,9.56613

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:04