East Prussian Regional Museum

The East Prussian Regional Museum occupies a dedicated building featuring exhibition spaces filled with historical documents, artifacts, and regional artwork from East Prussia.

The museum originated from the East Prussian Hunting Museum established by forester Hans Loeffke before its official opening as a regional institution in 1987.

The exhibits present the heritage of East Prussia through collections of traditional items, documents, and displays representing the daily life of the region.

Located at Ritterstraße 10 in Lüneburg, the museum welcomes visitors from Tuesday through Sunday between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM with wheelchair accessibility.

The museum includes a Baltic German department that demonstrates the influence and connections of Baltic Germans in the development of East Prussia.

Location: Lüneburg

Inception: 1987

Official opening: 1987

Opening Hours: Dienstag-Sonntag 10:00-18:00

Website: http://ostpreussisches-landesmuseum.de

GPS coordinates: 53.24675,10.40710

Latest update: May 23, 2025 18:05