The local history museum owns an extensive collection on the pre- and early history of the Stormarn region. Among other things items of Paleolithic reindeer hunters and finds from the Mesolithic ‘Oldesloer Stufe’ as well as from the Brennermoor Neolithic settlement are exhibited. Archaeological finds from the Bronze Age to Early Modern Times like for instance Iron Age urns and tools, Slavonic potsherds and findings from the Limes Saxoniae are also presented.
In one section, which deals with the history of the town and with cultural history, products of a local pottery as well as tools and goblets of trade guilds are presented. Coins, documents and records of the history of the town, the saline and the spa supplement the presentation.
The museum shows changing special exhibitions, especially on topics concerning trade.

Free

Regular tours

Workshop on the Stone Age with practical exercises (for school classes), Guided tours on different subjects

Further information: local history museum Bad Oldesloe

Arriving by car

central location, close to the church, Parking facilities in the immediate neighbourhood

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of the type: Archaeology Folklore local history museum

of the region: Stormarn

in: Bad Oldesloe