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Museum
· Dresden Elbland
· 104 m
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Photo: Steffen Peschel, Stadt Grossenhain
The museum depicts the hard life of a middle-class farming family in the Großenhain district at the beginning of the 20th century. In the past, up to 10 people lived on this three-sided farmstead: the farmers and their children, the farm owner’s parents, a farmhand, and a maid. Today, numerous artifacts from the farming past of the villages around Zabeltitz are on display. The farm complex includes the residential building with living and working areas, as well as a cattle barn, the granary, and, of course, a separate dwelling where the retired farmers lived.
The living quarters are furnished just as they were in great-grandmother’s day. In the farm area and in the barn, numerous old household and agricultural tools are on display.
Modern audio guide devices are now available for rent at the Farm Museum. At 18 stations, visitors can learn about the historic rooms and everyday farm life 100 years ago. In the children’s version, Elsa Händel—who lived on the farm with her family from 1901 to 1930—serves as the guide.
Alternatively: virtual 3D tour
- Three-sided farmstead from 1812, farmhouse with original furniture and kitchen utensils
- Barn with old machinery
- Exhibition on the development of agriculture in the Großenhain region
- Video about rural life over 100 years ago
Opening times
| Tuesday | 10:00–12:30, 14:00–16:00 |
| Wednesday | 10:00–12:30, 14:00–16:00 |
| Thursday | 10:00–12:30, 14:00–16:00 |
| Friday | 10:00–12:30, 14:00–16:00 |
| Sunday | 14:00–17:00 |
Price:
Adults 3.00 €Reduced rate 2.00 €
(Students, apprentices, people with severe disabilities, unemployed persons, holders of the Saxon Volunteer Card, groups of 20 or more)
Children up to age 16, schoolchildren 1.00 €
Free admission Children under 6 years of age, persons accompanying individuals with severe disabilities (B/H designation), members of the German and Saxon Museum Associations
School classes from Großenhain free
Guided tour 25.00 €, on weekends and outside opening hours: 35.00 €
Museum café: 6.00 € (includes coffee and service); on weekends: 8.00 €
Prices apply to museum visits during opening hours. Outside of opening hours, a surcharge of 1.00 € per person applies.
Public transport
By bus:Bus lines 461, 467 – Bauernmuseum stop, Zabeltitz
By train:
RB31 – Zabeltitz stop
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Directions
Take
the A13 highway to the Thiendorf exit; from there, take the B 98 toward Großenhain. In Großenhain, take the B 101 toward Elsterwerda; in Stroga, turn left toward ZabeltitzFrom Riesa via Glaubitz – Peritz – Görzig
From Meißen via the B 101 toward Elsterwerda; in Stroga, turn left toward Zabeltitz
From Elsterwerda via the B 101; in Stroga, turn right toward Zabeltitz
Then follow the country road to the town center.
Parking
Please use the signposted P1 Barockgarten parking lot.Coordinates
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Localization
Zabeltitz Farm Museum
01558 Großenhain
Sachsen
+49 3522 304174 https://www.museen-grossenhain.de/bauernmuseum.html E-mail: museum@stadt.grossenhain.de
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