Museum Sachsenhof Greven
Greven
The open-air museum "Sachsenhof" near Greven gives visitors as vivid and lifelike a picture as possible of the early medieval Saxon way of life. The site was modelled on archaeological finds and has a herb garden with medicinal and dye plants. Cereals and legumes also have their place in the field area of the farm complex.
Even today, flax cultivation for the production of the textile fibre linen is a focal point of the Sachsenhof. On the annual activity days, visitors can learn about the domestic handicrafts of the time and take part in flax processing, spinning with the hand spindle and weaving on the stand loom. The textiles made of wool and linen can even be dyed with the help of the cultivated dye plants.
Families in particular can spend eventful and exciting hours at the Sachsenhof.
Tour information- The Sachsenhof Open-Air Museum is freely accessible all year round.
- Admission is free.
- Guided tours are available on request from Greven Marketing.
- Tourist attractions – various
- Museum/Exhibition
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Preise
Open Air MuseumFree admission: 0 €
guided tour
* 3 € for each additional person
Agreement by arrangement
normal bei Gruppengröße bis 20 Teilnehmer *: 50 €
Bilder
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48268 Greven
Deutschland
Deutschland
Wegbeschreibung
Arrival at the SachsenhofArrival by car via the A1 motorway (Dortmund-Bremen) to the Greven exit. Change onto the B481 in the direction of Greven. At the 3rd junction, turn right onto the B219 towards Saerbeck. From the "Tophoff" restaurant follow the signs to "Sachsenhof".
Travelling by train via Greven station. The station is served by trains from Münster, Emden, Lingen, Meppen, Papenburg and Rheine. Bus route R61 runs to Sachsenhof from the railway station.
Parking
There is a free car park directly at the entrance to the Sachsenhof.
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