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Wendisches Museum

Dive into Sorbian Culture in Lower Lusatia

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At the Wendisches Museum in Cottbus, you'll explore the rich heritage of the Sorbs and Wends. Discover the largest collection of Lower Sorbian costumes, featuring striking Spreewald attire that takes you on a journey through history and tradition. Experience the vibrant culture and see how tradition meets modernity. Be inspired by the diversity and cultural richness of this unique region.
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Did you know?

Although the Wendisches Museum in Cottbus officially opened in 1994, its founding idea dates back to 1908.

Quick Facts

Founded
1908
Opening Date
June 3, 1994
Opening Hours
Tuesday to Friday
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

Guided Story

Imagine standing here, surrounded by echoes of a vibrant past. Just behind you, the Wendisches Museum holds a treasure trove of culture and history. Did you know this place houses the largest collection of Lower Sorbian costumes? It's not just about the clothes; it's about the stories they tell of the Sorbs and Wends' traditions. Take a look around, the colors and patterns are vivid, whispering tales of celebrations and community life. If you feel overwhelmed by the diversity, remember, these costumes once marked the rhythms of life and festivities in this region. Take a moment to appreciate the details, and you might just feel the pulse of history meeting the present.

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