What to do · Spreewald
Lehde Open-Air Museum
Information
- Duration
- 1 h 30
- Season
- End of March – 1 November; closed in winter, except the Christmas market
- Who it's for
- All ages
What it is
The oldest open-air museum in Brandenburg: four farmsteads moved from Lehde, Burg and other Spreewald villages, with wooden, reed-roofed houses furnished as they were in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. There is a bread oven, a boat workshop, a fire station and a vegetable garden, Sorbian costumes and stalls where children wash clothes the old way, try on clogs or play games of the time.
Opening times and price
In 2026, from 28 March to 30 September it opens daily from 10:00 to 18:00, and from 1 October to 1 November, from 10:00 to 17:00, including public holidays. In winter it is closed, except on the Christmas market weekends. Children up to 14 go in free. It is at An der Giglitza 1a, in Lehde: you arrive by punt from Lübbenau or on foot along the village path, with wooden bridges with steps.
Tips
- Combine it with the punt The short route to Lehde has a stop to see it.
- Careful with pushchairs The bridges have steps and the houses have uneven floors and low doors.
Frequently asked questions
When is it open?
From the end of March to early November, every day; in winter, only during the Christmas market.
Do children pay?
No, up to age 14.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
No: there are steps, uneven floors and low doors.
With young childrenAs a family
