Dreiländermuseum / Musée des Trois Pays

Lörrach
Germany
Dreiländermuseum / Musée des Trois Pays
Dreiländermuseum / Musée des Trois Pays
Dreiländermuseum / Musée des Trois Pays
Art
Border Stories from the Border Triangle with Germany, France, Switzerland
The Three-Countries Museum, just a few kilometres from Basel, has made the Three Countries Corner its theme. In the permanent exhibition, visitors can view the history and present of this border region in a trinational context for the first time.
Since the 20th century, people here have lived together in one region and at the same time on the fringes of three states. How did this region come to be divided into three parts? How did the people live with the border always within reach - and how do the borders affect politics, economy and the everyday life of the population today? What separates people, what connects them across borders?
The Three-Countries Museum takes visitors on a journey through the region.

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Dreiländermuseum / Musée des Trois Pays

Basler Straße 143
79540
Lörrach
Germany
Opening hours
Open all year from
Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00-18:00

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Currently and upcoming

Plakat von P. Sainturat 1945, Sammlung DLM
Exhibition
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After the victory over the French army, the German Reich de facto annexed Alsace in June 1940. The National Socialists wanted it to belong to Germany again, and everything French was to be eradicated ...

Herrmann Daur, Ölgemälde vom Lindenplatz in der Museumssammlung
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Hermann Daur (1870-1925) developed his own characteristic style based on his studies at the Grand Ducal Art School in Karlsruhe. His study trips to the vast landscape of northern Germany contributed ...

Aquarell 'Papagei' von Ablan Spitz, 1950er Jahre.  Sammlung DLM BKS 169
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The inclusive art project 'Inspiration' has been taking place at the Dreiländermuseum every year since 2013. Now for the 12th - and last time in this form - people with disabilities from Germany ...

Graffito, das im Dreiländermuseum zu J.P. Hebel in Basel entstand
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"LEGAL - ILLEGAL: Graffiti, Murals & Street Art" shows the development of graffiti and street art in the border triangle. Photographer Martin Schulte-Kellinghaus documents the transformation of this ...

Aufnahme aus der Fotoserie des Fotografen Hanns Tschira vom Hebeltag, Sonntag, 11. Mai 1947 in Lörrach, als erstmals nach dem Krieg, die Grenzen zwischen der Schweiz und Deutschland geöffnet wurden. Sammlung DLM Fo 2079d
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BThe movement of people across borders has shaped the tri-border region around Basel over the past centuries. Products were cleared through customs at the borders even in ancient times. But how were ...