(c) by Foto: Landkreis Osnabrück / Uwe Lewandowski
Description [EN]
The county-run museum, located in the abbess’s wing of the former St. Marien Convent in the town of Bersenbrück, was founded in 1924. After a two-year renovation, the “new” museum in the convent reopened its doors in early November 2018. In addition to an extensive renovation that restored the building’s historic core to view, the permanent exhibition was redesigned and reconceived to more than meet the standards of a modern, accessible museum.
The museum in the convent sees itself first and foremost as a historical museum for the region of northern Osnabrück. The modern permanent exhibition traces the building’s history of use and explains its significance for the town and the region. To help visitors better understand past eras, they are introduced through images and audio to three “museum companions”—people who lived and worked in the building.
In addition, a large special exhibition space makes it possible to explore various topics in an engaging way. A wide range of educational programs invites visitors to gain deeper insights. A cafeteria offers a relaxing place to unwind after exploring the exhibits.
Services
Families with children
Ja
Adolescents, pupils
Ja
Adult
Ja
Car parking
Ja
wardrobe
Ja
Lockers
Ja
Cafe/Restaurant
Ja
Guided tours and group offers
Sie möchten das Museum im Kloster besuchen und noch tiefer eintauchen in unsere Themen? Dann buchen Sie gerne eine Führung und erleben das Museum ganz individuell. Auch Führungen auf Plattdeutsch sowie Kindergeburtstage können gebucht werden.
Accessibility
Access with ramp
Yes
Access stairless
Yes
Access with ramp
Yes
Disabled toilet
Yes