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The Africa Museum

Short facts

  • Bergen
  • Museum

An African Collection You Can Touch

The Africa Museum was founded around 100 years ago by a Mr. Harry Lotze, a teacher at the village school in Sülze.
In the 1930s, the collection even went on tour through northern Germany as a travelling exhibition.  Exhibits from the animal and plant world, everyday objects, cultural goods and photos were shown, that would bring the visitor closer to the continent of Africa.
Touching the objects is not only absolutely allowed but positively encouraged, in accordance with the motto "Grasp Africa through Touch”!  The museum is run by Eva and Stefan in der Beeck, who themselves lived in Africa.
The museum offers educational classes on a variety of subjects, for 3rd and 4th year students.

On the map

Buhrnstraße 9

29303 Bergen

Deutschland


Phone: +49 5054 1209

General information

Openings
Open by telephone appointment
Eligibility
  • Bad Weather Offer
  • Suitable for any weather
  • for Groups
  • for Class
  • for familys
  • for individual guests
  • Pet allowed
  • Suitable for the Elderly
  • for Children of the age of 3-6
linguistic proficiency
  • German
  • English
  • French
Other Furnishing/Equipment
  • Toilet
Price info

free entrance

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