Museums & participatory exhibitions for the entire family

This museum commemorates what was once the second largest film stock factory in the world, producing AGFA/ORWO stock. The museum also possesses the largest public camera collection in Saxony-Anhalt.

The “Schiffer- und Heimatmuseum,” a museum dealing with the history of the town and its involvement in inland navigation, is an integral part of Aken, offering special exhibitions, museum/monument days and complementary events during the town’s festivals.

The Museum of Technology in Dessau-Roßlau details the life and work of aviation pioneer and engineer Hugo Junkers.

This museum in the district of Zahna showcases a 600-year-old Flemish farmhouse with an area of 1,800 m² and an original furnished apartment from 1920. 

Köthen Castle, the erstwhile residence of the princes and dukes of Anhalt-Köthen, is now home to the tourist information office and many museums: the Historical Museum with the Bach exhibition and the German Language Experience, the Naumann Museum and the Prehistoric Collection with its exhibition “Adventure Archaeology” (Abenteuer Archäologie). 

Of the former 3-winged residence of the noble house of Anhalt-Zerbst, only the eastern wing still exists. It houses exhibitions and host events in the summer. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in the castle's history.

The former residential castle of the princes and later dukes of Anhalt-Bernburg rises on a high sandstone rock on the eastern bank of the Saale. A “civitas brandanburg” was first mentioned in a deed of gift from Otto I dated July 29, 961.

Porcelain production is a Saxony-Anhalt speciality. The Porzellaneum comprises a porcelain museum, a painting studio, and a porcelain shop with a café.

The Waldhaus am Bergwitzsee is a direct neighbor of Lake Bergwitz and a magnet in the heath for all friends of nature, offering valuable suggestions and information about the Düben Heath Nature Park. Inside, an exhibition details various aspects of then local nature and also the history of the people of the region.

Most in-depth museum of the history of the Reformation

Luther’s faithful companion Philipp Melanchthon once lived here.

The Bauhaus was the most important school of art, design and architecture of the 20th century.

FERROPOLIS is an industrial museum on a peninsula in Lake Gremmin, near Gräfenhainichen.

Count Hoyer von Falkenstein commissioned Eike von Repgow, probably born in Reppichau, to write what would become the first medieval law book (the “Sachsenspiegel”) in the early 13th century.

The last charcoal kiln in the Düben Heath still produces charcoal.

On the western edge of Düben Heath, near Lake Goitzsche, the neighboring villages of Friedersdorf and Mühlbeck joined forces in 1997 to become Germany’s first book village.