Schorfheide huntingcastle
Two rooms within the hunting lodge are dedicated to the German emperors Wilhelm I., Frederick III. and Wilhelm II. The Imperial room and the Hubertus room portray the emperors as hunters and politicians and stage historical hunting arms. A special exhibition provides information about the life of the professional boxer, hunter and nature-enthusiast Max Schmeling. The museum barn is right next to the main building of the museum grounds, the hunting lodge. Extensive image and sound material in the exhibition in the museum barn illustrates the upheaval from democracy to the Weimar Republic to the dictatorship of the National Socialists and the more recent past until the time of the fall of the wall from the perspective "Hunting and Power in Schorfheide Region".
Due to the redesign of the museum barn on the ensemble of the Schorfheide hunting lodge, there will only be limited access to the exhibition from November 2024.
Guests can still visit the Schorfheide film and the hunting lodge, where the history of hunting and power from the Renaissance to the end of the Empire is shown.
Reduced admission prices will apply from November onwards.
The reopening of the museum barn is planned for the second half of 2025.
Foto: Gemeinde Schorfheide
Contact:
Schorfheide-Museum
Schlossstraße 6 Schorfheide
16244 Groß Schönebeck
Phone: (033393) 65272
Fax: (033393) 65272
info@spam.schorfheide-museum.de
Opening Hours:
May to September:
Monday - Sunday 10 am to 12:30 pm,1 pm to 5 pm
October to April:
Monday - Sunday 10 am to 12:30 pm, 1 pm to 4 pm
closed:
24.12., 25.12., 31.12., 01.01., January