Oderbruch Museum Altranft, Regional and open-air museum in Altranft, Germany.
The Oderbruch Museum Altranft uses several historical buildings arranged like a traditional farming estate to show how people lived here. Inside you find a manor house, a farmhouse, workers' homes, and craft buildings all set within this rural village layout.
The project started in the late 1970s when locals wanted to protect a working farming village and open it to the public. The buildings remain in their original location and show how people lived in this Brandenburg region over many generations.
The collections show rural life in the Oderbruch region through everyday objects that people actually used. Walking through the buildings, you see how families lived and worked together in this farming community.
The site is best explored in warm and dry weather when the outdoor areas are easy to walk through. Wear comfortable walking shoes since you will spend time moving between the different buildings on natural pathways.
An artistic installation explores the water management and landscape of the Oderbruch region in a creative way. This display shows how important controlling water was for the development and everyday life in this flat area.
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