Oderbruch Museum Altranft

The workshop for rural culture in Altranft offers a unique insight into the Oderbruch, its history and the people who have shaped this region. In a historic manor house and an impressive collection, the special water system, rural crafts and changes in agriculture are brought to life. The exhibitions provide a deep insight into the past, with the inhabitants of the Oderbruch themselves taking center stage.

Historic buildings and exhibitions
The tour of the museum begins in Altranft Castle, a 19th century manor house surrounded by a picturesque landscape park. Here, the region is brought to life through art, photography, films and historical collections. The artwork by Antje Scholz in the gallery is particularly noteworthy: a huge web that visualizes the topography of the Oderbruch, the water system of the Oder and the complex ditch system. Numerous photographs and audio stations allow visitors to experience the region with all their senses.

Rural crafts and historical objects
In other exhibition rooms of the Oderbruch Museum, the history of the region is told through objects from various cultural heritage sites in the Oderbruch as well as historical rural utensils. The castle also provides insights into local history and offers workshop rooms where children and young people can get creative. Visitors have the opportunity to discover historical living spaces and view them from new perspectives.

Relax and discover
The museum reception and the museum café are located in the manor house. Visitors can also view the village church built in the 18th century, the historic fire engine house, a farmhouse, a smithy and a fisherman's house. For those who want to delve deeper into the history of the Oderbruch, there is plenty of material to browse and read in the museum's workbenches and shelves.

Events and special offers
The museum offers a variety of special events and hands-on activities to round off the experience. Please note that special admission prices apply for events.