Bachmann Museum (Former Castle Vörde Chancellery)

The Bachmann Museum in the northwest German town of Bremervörde is a combined regional history and natural history museum and the largest museum in the Rotenburg (Wümme) district. It is located in the town's oldest building, the former archbishop's chancellery, which was part of the outbuildings of Bremervörde Castle. Previously, the premises were used as the seat of the district administration and, until 1991, as the district archive.
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The only remaining part of the former fortified Bremervörde Castle, the former archbishop's chancellery building, now houses the Bachmann Museum. It displays various exhibits on the archaeology, geology, and history of the region, including the bog body from Bremervörde Gnattenbergswiesen. Various exhibitions are also presented here, as well as readings and lectures.Source: WikipediaThe Bachmann Museum is part of the "Nordpfad Vörder See - Osteland" (Northern Path from Lake Vörde to Osteland), which is why an information board about it can be found here.More information, opening hours, and admission prices can be found at:
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The NORDPFAD Vördersee-Osteland trail also runs along this route. All information about the NORDPFAD can be found at the following link: nordwaerts.de/aktiv-entspannt/tour/nordpfad-voerder-see-osteland-100258939 (as of April 26, 2025).