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Goslarer Museum
Explore Goslar's history in a historic canon's house
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Located by the Museum Riverbank in Goslar, the Goslar Museum showcases significant medieval artworks from the demolished St. Simon and Judas collegiate church. The geological section illustrates Earth's history with stones, minerals, and fossils. The building, a canon's house built in 1514, adds to the historical ambiance.
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Did you know?
The museum building was constructed as early as 1514.
Quick Facts
- Opening Hours
- Apr-Oct: Tu-Su 10:00-17:00; Nov-Mar Tu-Su 10:00-16:00
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Guided Story
Take a moment to appreciate the building you're in. Built in 1514 as a canon's house, it has a rich history of its own. Inside the Goslar Museum, you'll find significant medieval artworks from the former St. Simon and Judas collegiate church, which was demolished in 1820. As you explore the geological section, you'll encounter fascinating stones, minerals, and fossils, illustrating Earth's history. Don't miss the everyday items from the city's past residents, offering insights into how people once lived here in Goslar.
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