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Pinneberg City Museum
Pinneberg City Museum
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Behinderten Parkplatz
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Behinderten WC
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Kinder/Jugendliche
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Telefonführung
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Demenz
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Angebote für Schulklassen
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Senioren
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Familien
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Museumscard
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Publikationen
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Rollstuhlzugänglichkeit: tz
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Shop
Address
Dingstätte 25
25421 Pinneberg
25421 Pinneberg
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Opening hours
Wed
14:00
- 17:00 Uhr
Thu
10:00
- 12:00 Uhr
Fri
14:00
- 17:00 Uhr
Sat
14:00
- 17:00 Uhr
Sun
14:00
- 17:00 Uhr
Currently closed
Description
The Pinneberg City Museum is situated in the heart of Pinneberg, in the historic building of the District Court, which dates from 1855. It is a museum in the city and for the city. It is a vibrant museum for the town and the region, and a meeting place for ideas, culture and education. As an active institution within the local community, the Pinneberg Town Museum sees itself as a place of exchange, a forum for debate and a bridge between the past, present and future.
This approach underpins the programme of special exhibitions, which addresses current issues, presents them in relation to the museum’s own collection and invites visitors to get involved. The permanent exhibition on the town’s history provides an overview of Pinneberg’s development from prehistory and early history through the Schauenburg era and the Danish period, the Prussian era and the Weimar Republic, right up to the Nazi era.
The collection focuses on regional themes relating to the town, the district of Pinneberg and Schleswig-Holstein. In addition to the collection on the town’s history, the museum houses three major special collections: an extensive part of the estate of the artist Günther Thiersch (1914–1986); a comprehensive historical collection of minerals and gemstones, as well as photographs, ethnographic artefacts and other items from the estate of the natural scientist Johannes Görbing (1877–1946); and a significant collection of ILO engines, which provides an insight into the history of technology and regional industrial history.
This approach underpins the programme of special exhibitions, which addresses current issues, presents them in relation to the museum’s own collection and invites visitors to get involved. The permanent exhibition on the town’s history provides an overview of Pinneberg’s development from prehistory and early history through the Schauenburg era and the Danish period, the Prussian era and the Weimar Republic, right up to the Nazi era.
The collection focuses on regional themes relating to the town, the district of Pinneberg and Schleswig-Holstein. In addition to the collection on the town’s history, the museum houses three major special collections: an extensive part of the estate of the artist Günther Thiersch (1914–1986); a comprehensive historical collection of minerals and gemstones, as well as photographs, ethnographic artefacts and other items from the estate of the natural scientist Johannes Görbing (1877–1946); and a significant collection of ILO engines, which provides an insight into the history of technology and regional industrial history.
Arrival by Car
Motorway A 23 exit Pinneberg Mitte, in the direction of the train station
Free
The museum is located in the historical building of the District Court from 1855. The focus of the collection is on regional topics. The permanent exhibition on the history of the town gives an overview of the evolution of Penneberg from the prehistoric era through the Schauenburg, Danish, and Prussian eras, to the Weimar Republic and the Nazi era.
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