You don't know our museum and the way to the Spengler House yet? You want to travel with a group of children and need a good recommendation for a suitable and age-appropriate programme? You want to look around our collection and library for your scientific work? Then we will be happy to help you prepare your visit - for example with the following information pages. And if you need individual support, simply contact us!
Children's programme: Apprentice with Master Spengler - woodcarving
Individual and up-to-date offers for children's and school groups.
Children's programme at the Spengler Museum. A Spengler Museum employee introduces the museum to the children and accompanies them on a tour of the house.
Children's programme in the Spengler Museum. To set the mood, the Spengler family is introduced and the course of a washing day 100 years ago is described.
Children's programme at the Spengler Museum. On a tour of the museum we look at all the objects exhibited on the theme of the Middle Ages.
Children's programme at the Spengler Museum. The guided tour begins in the Ice Age and introduces the mammoth skeleton from Edersleben and the Palaeolithic hunters from Bilzingsleben.
Children's programme at the Spengler Museum. In a guided tour through the Spengler Museum, the children experience that people lived differently in the past than they do today.
Children's programme at the Spengler Museum. Learning to write like 100 years ago.
Children's programme at the Spengler Museum. In a guided tour of the Spengler Museum, the children learn about the mammoth skeleton.
Children's programme at the Spengler Museum. The children explore the whole museum independently to answer the questions on the rally sheet.
The Spengler Museum is the regional museum for Sangerhausen and the surrounding area.
The Spengler House was the home of Gustav Adolf Spengler, master carpenter, local historian and mammoth excavator from Sangerhausen, and his family.
