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Apothekenmuseum

Embark on a Journey Through Pharmaceutical History

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Discover the captivating world of pharmaceutical history at the Brandenburg Pharmacy Museum in Cottbus. From a 1930s pharmacy setup to East German times, and a poison and herb chamber, the museum offers an intriguing glimpse into historical healing practices. Current exhibitions like 'ORA ET LABORA' invite you to explore medieval remedies and methods inspired by Hildegard of Bingen. Experience the fascinating diversity of pharmaceutical craftsmanship.

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The Brandenburg Pharmacy Museum features an original East German pharmacy setup, offering a fascinating glimpse into healthcare from that era.

Quick Facts

Founded: June 1, 1989
Opening Date: June 1, 1989
Website: brandenburgisches-apothekenmuseum.de
Phone: +49 355 23997

Guided Story

Feel that? It’s like stepping back in time. Right in front of you is a hidden gem of pharmaceutical history. Look around, these old walls could tell tales of ancient alchemists. Did you know pharmacies were once considered the everyday alchemists' labs? Places where science and faith met. Turn to your left, and imagine during the East German era, medicines were crafted here, offering a glimmer of hope. Just behind you is the Klosterkirche, which in the Middle Ages, played a crucial role in healing the sick. This place is full of contrasts and surprises waiting for you to discover.