Wolmirstedt Museum
Founded in 1927, the regional museum is located in a reconstructed quarry stone barn from 1846, which is part of a historic ensemble of buildings on the medieval castle grounds in the center of Wolmirstedt. The castle grounds include the gatehouse, the manor house, the castle chapel, the castle and the castle garden. It is possible to visit the inside of the castle chapel, which was built in 1480 in the brick Gothic style.
The Wolmirstedt Museum is run by the district of Börde. Following extensive renovation and modernization work, the full-time museum now has attractive exhibitions on a variety of topics:
- Geology and utilization of mineral resources in the Börde district from the beginnings to the present day"
- The Ohre lowlands and the residual forest - the Küchenhorn
- The historical significance of the castle domain
- History of the town of Wolmirstedt
- Historical workshops; wheelwright, blacksmith, saddlery
- Special exhibitions on various themes
Opening hours museum visit
The museums interior is currently closed due to renovation.
Opening hours outdoor area/herb garden:
| Monday closed |
| Tuesday ─ Friday |
| 9:00 ─ 17:00 |
| Saturday, Sunday, public holiday |
| 11:00 ─ 17:00 |
| Admission closing time 4:30 p.m. |
December - January closed
Admission prices
| Individual visitors: |
| 2,00 EUR |
| Concessions: |
| 1,00 EUR |
| (Pupils, students and trainees receive reduced admission upon presentation of a valid ID) |
| Family ticket: 5,00 EUR |
| (2 adults + 2 children) |
| Children up to 6 years of age are admitted free of charge. |
School classes from the Börde district including teacher and accompanying person have free admission if the visit is for educational purposes. |
