Klockenhagen open-air museum
The Klockenhagen open-air museum is located in the Vorpommern-Rügen district , in the Ribnitz-Damgarten district of Klockenhagen between Ribnitz and Graal-Müritz . The museum represents a six hectare “village within a village”. The aim of the museum is to make life in Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania villages of the last three centuries visible and tangible. For this purpose, historical buildings in 18 villages in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania were dismantled and rebuilt and renovated here. There are showrooms and exhibition rooms in the buildings, gardens are laid out and pets are kept.
opening hours
The museum is open from April 1st to October 31st. During this time, various events such as plant tours, sheep shearing, book readings or craft days are held and a special exhibition is regularly shown in the summer season.
Village shop
The shop, which was donated to the museum in 1994, was operated for three generations until 1984 in Neuendorf-Heide, a district of the municipality of Saal . In the shop, exhibition and sale are linked: in the exhibition part, GDR goods that were offered until 1990 can be seen. Handcrafted blacksmiths and pottery, watercolors, woodcuts, traditional toys, facsimile prints and selected literature on land and garden topics, regional literature and children's books are sold.
restaurant
The Up dei Däl museum restaurant is located in the Strassen building . This house was built in 1671 in Strassen, a district of Gorlosen in the Ludwigslust-Parchim district , and rebuilt in the museum in 1980. There is a guest room in the restaurant that is also used for events and exhibitions. The restaurant is open to visitors to the Klockenhagen open-air museum and can also be used for private events. Every year the competition for the most beautiful harvest crown in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania takes place in Haus Strassen. For this purpose, harvest crowns will be collected from August and awarded at the harvest festival .
church
The museum church is a half-timbered church from Dargelütz near Parchim . It is also not only a museum object, the church is used for services, weddings and baptisms, there are readings, lectures and concerts. The church belongs to the Ribnitz Propstei of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Mecklenburg . Today's furnishings include an altarpiece from 1647, on loan from the Gresse-Greven parish. It was painted in 1682 with a painting The Last Supper and the Crucifixion and shows carved figures of Moses and John the Baptist and the evangelists Mark, Luke and John. The altar is crowned by the figure of the risen Christ. The stalls in the church consist of two 19th century benches from the village church in Rostocker Wulfshagen , the rest of the stalls are reproduced.
Herb garden
Around 300 herbs are grown in a medicinal and aromatic herb garden modeled on the abbess Hildegard von Bingen . They come mainly from the northern German region.
Actions
Visitors can get to know historical village life through activities: in a replica of an oven from 1910, which used to be in Laupin , visitors can bake self-made breads from sourdough. The preparation of the dough and how the oven works are explained. Other ways of doing something yourself are doing laundry or working in a village blacksmith's shop.
Web links
- Literature about the open-air museum Klockenhagen in the state bibliography MV
- Museum website accessed July 25, 2011
Coordinates: 54 ° 14 '24.4 " N , 12 ° 21' 17.3" E