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nice atmosphere good ice cream

An educational museum! Very knowledgeable and lovingly cared for. The gentleman at the checkout gave us a brief introduction and was able to answer our questions knowledgeably. The museum is now open more often, info: https://www.vg-jockgrim.de/Freizeit-Tourismus/Museen-Ausstellungen/Ziegeleimuseum/

From the outside, the Brickworks Museum is very impressive and eye-catching.

The museum documents the approximately 100-year history of the manufacture of bricks and other clay products at the former interlocking brick factory Carl Ludowici, the former market leader in Europe. The museum is located in a restored factory building of the former brickworks. Outside there is a fireplace, a turret press and a paint mill. The museum also includes the restored Ludowici Kugelhaus, which caused a sensation around the world in the 1950s.

The museum is located in the last remaining part of what were originally five Ludowici brickworks. Beautifully restored, it's a highly recommended museum. Here, you'll learn about the brickworks' former Europe-wide importance, as well as much about the history of Jockgrim, which was significantly shaped by the brickworks during that era. Remnants of what was once the largest ring kiln in Europe can be seen here. Among many other things, the double-lap tile, now used almost exclusively worldwide, was developed here. Source: Visit to the Museum. If I could only pick one highlight for the newer part of Jockgrim, it would be this! Next to this interesting building (south of the old brickworks) in the newer part of Jockgrim, the foundations of a Roman bath were discovered. An inscribed stone marks the spot.

Very good cycle path with a very good surface, also suitable for racing bikes. However, the road is relatively busy.

This link takes you to the brickwork museum's flyer. In this museum you can get an insight into the manufacture of indicators in what was once the largest brick factory in Europe. The ring kiln, some of which has been preserved, is particularly interesting. https://www.ziegeleimuseum-jockgrim.de/fileadmin/ziegeleimuseum/flyer.pdf

With this link you can find out more about the Ludovici brickworks https://www.ziegeleimuseum-jockgrim.de/fileadmin/ziegeleimuseum/flyer.pdf