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Heimatmuseum Ebermannstadt (Museum of local history Ebermannstadt)

Accessibility
not accessible
Opening Times
Currently closed
Address
Bahnhofstraße 5
91320 Ebermannstadt
Contact

The skeleton of a 145-million-year-old marine crocodile found in a local quarry is the centrepiece of the local history museum founded in 1923. In addition to fossils, the presentation includes the pre- and protohistoric settlement of the area around Ebermannstadt, town history, everyday culture and handicrafts as well as the life and work of the sculptor Friedrich Theiler (1748-1826).

Last edited on 06.02.2024

Additional information

  • Opening Times

    Currently closed

    In the timeframe of 01. March until 30. October:

    • Wednesdays: 15:00-17:00
    • Sundays: 14:00-17:00

    In the timeframe of 03. March until 30. October:

    • Wednesdays: 15:00-17:00
    • Sundays: 14:00-17:00

    Holidays:

    • 20.04.2025
      Easter Sunday: 14:00-17:00
    • 21.04.2025
      Easter Monday: 14:00-17:00
    • 01.05.2025
      Labour Day: 14:00-17:00
    • 29.05.2025
      Ascension Day: 14:00-17:00
    • 19.06.2025
      Corpus Christi: 14:00-17:00
    • 15.08.2025
      Assumption Day: 14:00-17:00
    • 03.10.2025
      Day of German Unity: 14:00-17:00

    Closed on all other holidays

  • Inclusion

    Accessibility

    • Sitting Accommodations

  • Offers

    Educational Programmes

    • Guided Tours
    • Offers for School Groups
    • Offers for (Adult) Groups
    • Offers for Families
    • Offers for Children (e.g. Children's Birthday Parties, Vacation Programmes)

  • Digital Offers

    No information available

  • Contact

    Address

    Bahnhofstraße 5
    91320 Ebermannstadt

    Telephone contact

    • General enquiries: 09194/506-99

    E-Mail

    heimatmuseum​(at)​ebermannstadt.de (opens your email program)

    Website

    https://www.ebermannstadt.de/freizeit-tourismus/heimatmuseum/ (external link, opens in a new window)

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    Tourism Region

    Franconia
    Franconian Switzerland

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