Slawendorf Brandenburg an der Havel

The museum complex features windowless log houses filled with clay and straw, recreating settlements from the medieval Slavic period before 1157.

During the Migration Period, Slavic groups from Bohemia, Vistula, and the Carpathian foothills moved into Havelland, merging with the local Germanic population.

The Hevellians, who developed from this cultural fusion, maintained an agricultural society using wooden hook plows and raised pigs, cattle, sheep, goats, and horses.

Located behind the P+R parking lot at Nicolaiplatz, the museum operates daily from April to October with admission fees of 4 EUR for adults.

Visitors can stay overnight in medieval log houses and participate in ancient activities like archery and spear throwing within the reconstructed Slavic village.

GPS coordinates: 52.40994,12.55141

Latest update: March 25, 2025 07:00