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Wendisches Museum

Wendisches Museum, Cultural heritage museum in Cottbus, Germany

The Wendisches Museum is a building dedicated to the history and traditions of the Sorbian people in Lower Lusatia. Around 15 exhibition rooms display objects, documents, and images that record the life and work of this community.

The collection traces back to a Wendish farmhouse room set up in the Cottbus local history museum in 1908, which existed until the Nazi era; its exhibits were lost after World War II. In 1980 a Museum for Lower Sorbian Literature opened at Branitz Castle, later becoming a permanent exhibition. The Wendish Museum in its current form opened in Cottbus on 3 June 1994. It was closed from 1 January 2016 for rebuilding, and reopened with a new permanent exhibition on 28 October 2020.

The museum displays traditional clothing and crafts that have been maintained in this region for generations. Visitors can see how colors and patterns reflect local identity and what role these garments play in celebrations and daily life.

Exhibition descriptions appear in both German and Sorbian languages, making it straightforward for visitors to follow the content in their preferred language. This bilingual approach helps guests engage with the material while moving through the rooms.

The museum holds one of the largest collections of traditional Sorbian clothing, including garments from the Spreewald region. Each piece demonstrates how regional differences and handcrafted skill are expressed through fabric and design.

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Location
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1908
Official opening
June 3, 1994
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Wheelchair inaccessible
Address
Mühlenstraße 12, 03046 Cottbus
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51.75985,14.33447
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October 26, 2026 04:23
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