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Handwerker-und Heimatmuseum Vernich

Weilerswist

Since 2004, you can immerse yourself in the everyday life of past times at the museum. The exhibition recalls old crafts and the lives of earlier generations. Many exhibits have been provided by citizens of Vernich and continue to be supplemented to this day.

Discover a historical school corner, a furnished kitchen, as well as bedrooms and dining rooms. Numerous unique pieces from past decades and centuries offer you exciting insights into life back then.

The history of the place and local history topics are also vividly conveyed. The exhibitions on traditional crafts are particularly popular.

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Opening hours

  • From October 3rd to October 3rd
    Saturday
    2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

  • From November 7th to November 7th
    Saturday
    2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

The current opening hours can be found here

Place

Weilerswist

Contact

Handwerker- und Heimatmuseum Vernich
Talstr. 2
53919 Weilerswist-Vernich

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