From South Baden's oldest art works to medieval Freiburg: the Archaeological Museum, built in the Colombischlössle manor house in 1859/61, invites its visitors on a journey through time. The neo-Gothic villa houses female statuettes from the Stone Age, mysterious moon idols from the Bronze Age and treasures from Celtic royal tombs. Archaeological finds show how people in Freiburg lived in the Middle Ages. Models and parallel events shed light on the living conditions of each age.
Colombischlössle - Archaeological Museum
Freiburg im Breisgau
Germany
Archaeology
47.997749, 7.846241
Address
Colombischlössle - Archaeological Museum
Rotteckring 5
79098
Freiburg im Breisgau
Germany
Opening hours
Open all year from
Tuesday:
10:00-17:00
Wednesday:
10:00-19:00
Thursday - Sunday:
10:00-17:00
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Exhibition "Primal Forms - Ice Age Art of Europe" The children use all their senses to search for traces of the Ice Age. They marvel at impressive cave paintings, feel small animal figures and listen ...
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Music in the stairwell The German-Nigerian cello duo Godwin Ude and Walter-Michael Vollhardt present festively lively works from the Baroque period by composers such as August Kummer, Jacques ...
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Exhibition "Prehistoric Forms. Ice Age Art of Europe" Discussing human forms of expression - then and now: Tobias Eder, sculptor, Freiburg - Marion Mangelsdorf, Anthropology and Gender Studies ...
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Exhibition "Primal Forms - Ice Age Art of Europe" The archaeology-loving children and young people from the Kulturlotsen team take children aged 6 and over on a journey back in time to the Ice Age and ...
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Cave paintings and three-dimensional representations of humans and animals tell of the artistic expressiveness of the first modern humans in Europe. Replicas of famous Ice Age figures and unique ...
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Families with children experience a playful journey through time into the Roman heaven of the gods. Afterwards, the participants create imaginative masks of the gods. - For families with children aged ...
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Cave paintings and three-dimensional representations of humans and animals tell of the artistic expressiveness of the first modern humans in Europe. Replicas of famous Ice Age figures and unique ...
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Exhibition "Prehistoric Forms. Ice Age art in Europe" 40,000 years ago, in the middle of the Ice Age, our ancestors made artistic figurines, cave paintings and the oldest musical instruments in the ...
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Cave paintings and three-dimensional representations of humans and animals tell of the artistic expressiveness of the first modern humans in Europe. Replicas of famous Ice Age figures and unique ...
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"Men are originally hunters, women are gatherers" - this idea is still the basis of current gender clichés. But did this prehistoric "dream couple" - he the breadwinner, she the housewife and mother - ...
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Exhibition "Primal Forms - Ice Age Art of Europe" The children use all their senses to search for traces of the Ice Age. They listen to the melody of a bone flute, smell the scents of the Ice Age and ...
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Artistic forms of expression are part of the development of cultures. The first animal and human figures were created throughout Europe up to 42,000 years ago. For the exhibition, some Palaeolithic ...
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Many archaeological finds inspire the public simply because of their fascinating design or their age. However, it is often inconspicuous details that provide groundbreaking new insights during ...