Mindener Museum

The Mindener Museum occupies six connected buildings from the 16th century with Renaissance facades that line the old town. The collection includes regional artifacts, clothing, and archaeological finds that show the crafts and living conditions of earlier periods.

The museum was founded in 1922 to gather and preserve objects from Minden's past. Its collection traces the region's development from prehistoric settlements to the present day.

The museum displays crafts and art objects that reflect daily life in Minden across different periods. Visitors see old tools, furniture, and religious items that show how people lived and worked in this region.

The museum sits in the center of the old town and opens Tuesday through Sunday. Plan enough time to explore, as the rooms spread across several connected buildings.

The museum's Renaissance buildings form a connected architectural complex that ranks among the most photographed ensembles in the Weser region. These facades display typical features of the era with distinctive decorative details and protruding sections.

Location: Minden

Inception: 1922

Official opening: 1922

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 12:00-18:00

Website: http://mindener-museum.de

GPS coordinates: 52.28796,8.91386

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:48