Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum

Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum is a museum in , , , which is located on Am Kurpark. Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum is situated near the library , as well as near .
  • Museum
  • …is also known as “Deutsche Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum”
  • …is not wheelchair accessible
  • Opening hours:
    Wednesday–Sunday: 10:00 AM–noon and 2:00 PM–5:00 PM
    Monday–Tuesday: closed
  • Description: museum in Germany, Bad Oeynhausen
  • Address: Am Kurpark 3, Bad Oeynhausen, 32545

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Theater im Park and Bad Oeynhausen station.
Theater building
is a theater building, which is situated 250 metres south of Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum.
Railway stop
Bad Oeynhausen is a railway station in the town of , , . is situated 190 metres north of Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum.
is a church, which is situated 260 metres southeast of Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Werste and Dehme.
is a suburb.
Suburb
is a near the town of in Germany. is situated 4 km northeast of Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum.
Gwexter, Public domain.
Village
is a village, which is situated 5 km east of Deutsches Märchen- und Wesersagenmuseum.
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Latitude
52.20371° or 52° 12′ 13″ north
Longitude
8.79603° or 8° 47′ 46″ east
Open location code
9F4C6Q3W+FC
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Open­Street­Map feature
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Notable Places Nearby

Highlights include Wochenmarkt Inowroclaw-Platz and Inowroclaw-Platz.

Nearby Places

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