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The Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Museum is one of the Jahn memorials in Freyburg.
They are authentic places of activity and residence and unique cultural and sports historical sites. In addition to the house of the "gymnastics father" Johann Friedrich Ludwig Christoph Jahn, built in 1838, they consist of the commemorative gymnasium from 1894 and the Jahn Hall of Honour from 1903. The museum was opened in 1903 in the Hall of Honour and has been located in the listed house, which Jahn
They are authentic places of activity and residence and unique cultural and sports historical sites. In addition to the house of the "gymnastics father" Johann Friedrich Ludwig Christoph Jahn, built in 1838, they consist of the commemorative gymnasium from 1894 and the Jahn Hall of Honour from 1903. The museum was opened in 1903 in the Hall of Honour and has been located in the listed house, which Jahn
The Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Museum is one of the Jahn memorials in Freyburg.
They are authentic places of activity and residence and unique cultural and sports historical sites. In addition to the house of the "gymnastics father" Johann Friedrich Ludwig Christoph Jahn, built in 1838, they consist of the commemorative gymnasium from 1894 and the Jahn Hall of Honour from 1903. The museum was opened in the Hall of Honour in 1903 and has been located in the listed house, which Jahn had built in 1838 according to his own design, since 1936. In the garden of the museum there is also the so-called "Ehrenhof" with its grave.
Watch the anniversary video of 100 years of Jahn-Turnfest here
They are authentic places of activity and residence and unique cultural and sports historical sites. In addition to the house of the "gymnastics father" Johann Friedrich Ludwig Christoph Jahn, built in 1838, they consist of the commemorative gymnasium from 1894 and the Jahn Hall of Honour from 1903. The museum was opened in the Hall of Honour in 1903 and has been located in the listed house, which Jahn had built in 1838 according to his own design, since 1936. In the garden of the museum there is also the so-called "Ehrenhof" with its grave.
Watch the anniversary video of 100 years of Jahn-Turnfest here
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April to October:
Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 - 17:00
November to March:
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 - 17:00
November to March:
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
- for all weathersfor school classesfor familiesfor individual guestsfor children (3-6 years)
- GermanEnglish
- Cash paymentBank transferAdults: 3,00 €
Children from 6 years, pupils, students, severely disabled, pensioners: 2,00 €
School groups: 1,50 € per pupil
Children under 6 years: free
Welfare recipient / social passport: 1,00 €
Federal voluntary service, alternative civilian service, FSJ: 1,00 €
Groups from 20 persons: 2,50 € per person
Holders of various passports (e.g. Dt. Museumsbund): free or reduced (please ask at the cash desk)
30-minute guided tours: 1 - 10 persons: 20,00 € flat rate
Groups from 11 persons: 2,00 € per person
60-minute guided tours: 1 - 10 persons: 35,00 € flat rate
Groups from 11 persons: 3,50 € per personParking spaces for cars are available free of charge for museum visitors in Mühlstrasse. From the car park it is a 5 minute walk via Hirtengasse to the museum.
Coach parking is available free of charge at the Schützenplatz. From the Schützenplatz you walk down the Schützenstraße and reach the Jahn Museum after about 10 minutes.
Note: If you enter Schlossstraße 11 in your navigation system, it will guide you to the Neuenburg. From here you can only reach the Jahn-Museum on foot and NOT by car. Directions for your navigation system Brückenstraße 8 in 06632 Freyburg (Unstrut).
Then turn into Schlossstraße. (Follow the signs.)
Where:
Address:
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Museum
Schlossstrasse 11
06632 Freyburg
Phone: +49 34464 / 27426
E-mail: info@jahn-museum.de
website: http://www.jahn-museum.de/
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