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What to do · Neuruppin

Museum Neuruppin

Museum · 1 h 30 · €0 to €10, your choice · The history of the town and the colourful prints that were printed here and travelled the world

InformationFrom €0 flexible entry, €0 to €10
From
€0 flexible entry, €0 to €10
Duration
1 h 30
Season
All year; closed on Tuesdays
Who it's for
All ages; activities for children

What it is

The town museum occupies the Noeldchen-Haus, a house of 1791, extended with a new building opened in 2015. It tells the story of Neuruppin and its region from its foundation to today, with a room devoted to the Neuruppiner Bilderbogen, the colourful popular prints that were printed here and sold in half the world. It has printing workshops and activities for children, such as torchlight tours.

Opening times and tickets

From April to September, from 10:00 to 17:00; from October to March, from 11:00 to 16:00; closed on Tuesdays. Entry is flexible: you pay what you like between €0 and €10. There is a joint ticket with the Brandenburg-Prussia museum in Wustrau and the Kurt Tucholsky museum in Rheinsberg Palace.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

Whatever you want to pay, from €0 to €10.

Which day is it closed?

Tuesdays.

As a familyWith teenagers

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

Round off the plan

Where to eat, where to stay and what else to do

To eat nearby

The Seewirtschaft dining room, with wooden tables and old photos on the walls© Resort Mark Brandenburg

Seewirtschaft

Restaurant · Neuruppin · €€€€

What to order: something from the organic beef or water buffalo of Ribbeckshorst, from the seasonal menu

Set tables in the Parzival restaurant room© Resort Mark Brandenburg

Parzival restaurant

Restaurant · Neuruppin · €€€€

What to order: at midday, one of the short dishes with a view of the lake; in the evening, dinner by the window

To stay nearby

Small hotel

Hotel Up-Hus-Idyll

In the old town · Restored medieval building · Up-Hus restaurant · Next to the hospice chapel

Why we like it: Hotel in the old medieval hospice on Siechenstraße, with the half-timbered Up-Hus and the Gothic chapel next door, right in the old town.

The wooden sauna terrace over the lake at sunset© Resort Mark BrandenburgSpa hotel

Resort Mark Brandenburg

On the lake promenade · Thermal baths included for guests · Floating sauna · Three restaurants

Why we like it: Superior four-star hotel on the shore of the Ruppiner See with the Fontane thermal baths included, three restaurants and rooms with a lake view.

From €136 / night View details

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