Rommel Museum, Blaustein

The Rommel Museum is a museum in Blaustein dedicated to documenting the military career and life of a German Field Marshal. The collection includes letters, photographs, personal items, and military equipment that provide insight into his service and daily experiences.

The museum was established in 1989 and is housed in Villa Lindenhof, a residence connected to the Field Marshal. Its focus centers on his role in North Africa, where he directed military operations under harsh desert conditions.

The museum reflects how this figure was perceived in German society and what role he held in military circles of his time. The exhibitions show how his personality and decisions shaped contemporary views on military leadership.

The museum operates on a limited schedule and requires advance booking, so it is best to contact ahead before planning a visit. The facilities are modest in size, meaning staff can offer personalized attention to each visitor.

The collection includes actual sand samples that German soldiers gathered and kept during their time in North Africa. These physical objects connect visitors in a direct way to historical battlefields thousands of kilometers away.

Location: Blaustein

Inception: 1989

Architects: Richard Riemerschmid

Official opening: 1989

Opening Hours: "nach Vereinbarung"

Website: https://villa-lindenhof-blaustein.de/das-museum

GPS coordinates: 48.41935,9.89573

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:02