Museum für Stadtgeschichte Neuenburg am Rhein

Neuenburg am Rhein
Germany
Museum für Stadtgeschichte Neuenburg am Rhein
In der historischen Sammlung
In der historischen Sammlung
History and tradition
Old School and Town Hall
The museum documents the eventful history of the town up to the present day. Founded around 1175 by Berthold IV of Zähringen, Neuenburg am Rhein quickly developed into an important economic centre thanks to its strategically excellent location on the Rhine. In 1219, Neuchâtel on the Rhine was elevated to the status of a free imperial city by Emperor Frederick II. The thematic and chronological exhibition on three levels documents the development of the town, its importance in the border triangle and its destruction due to war. The building was erected in 1828 on the old city walls and moat. It is one of the few buildings that was not destroyed during the Second World War. After being used as a school and community hall, the museum and its collection were established from 1988.

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Museum für Stadtgeschichte Neuenburg am Rhein

Franziskanerplatz 4
79395
Neuenburg am Rhein
Germany
Opening hours
Open all year from
Wednesday: 14:00-17:00
Sunday: 14:00-17:00

Closed on
Contact and additional information
+49 7631-791-284

Currently in this museum

Wappen der Stadt Neuenburg am Rhein
Event

During a short and entertaining guided tour, three special exhibits from the museum will be presented to give visitors a first insight into the collection of the town history museum. The objects from ...

Landkarte der Rheinauen bei Neuenburg und Bantzenheim, um ca. 1625
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Life in Neuchâtel has always been shaped by its close proximity to the Rhine. Whether as a transportation route and trade route, as a supplier of food and energy, as a border river or a connecting ...

Funde aus dem Gräberfeld Grißheim, 7./8. Jh.
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The southern Upper Rhine was densely populated in Roman times. Around the 4th century AD, civil wars, a climate collapse and other crises caused the population to leave the region. It was not until ...

Notiz im Tennenbacher Güterbuch zur Stadtgründung (1317-1341)
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Plakat zur Ausstellung
Exhibition
Neuenburg am Rhein
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Germany

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