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Hebbel-Museum Wesselburen

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Hebbel-Museum
Hebbel-Museum, Diele
Hebbel-Museum, Büste von Freidrich Hebbel
Hebbel-Museum, Wiener Zimmer
Familien Familien ,
Senioren Senioren ,
Publikationen Publikationen ,
Schietwetter Schietwetter ,
Museumscard Museumscard
Address
Österstraße 6
25764 Wesselburen
contact
Tel.: 04833/4190
E-Mail: hebbel-museum@t-online.de
Opening hours
Tue 14:00 - 17:00 Uhr
Thu 14:00 - 17:00 Uhr
Currently closed
Sowie nach Vereinbarung.
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Description
The „Hebbel-Museum“ in Wesselburen deals with the life and work of the poet Hebbel. He was born in Wesselburen in 1813 and died in Wien in 1863. Ten historical rooms present furniture, household items, pictures and documents, which illustrate the simple living conditions of Friedrich Hebbel: Hunger and work determined the first 32 years of his life. He got prosperity and acknowledgement only in Wien where he lived together with the Burg actress Christine Enghaus. They married in 1846. This period is represented by the “Wiener Zimmer” (Wien room) which shows the raised life style of the poet from Schleswig-Holstein. A research institution of the “Hebbel-Gesellschaft” (Hebbel Society) and an extensive library adjoin the museum.
Adults 3,- €,
Adolescents (13-18 years), pupils/students 2,- €
children under 13 years free entrance

Groups with 10 and more people:
Adults with/without guided tour 3,- / 2,- € per person
Adolescents and pupils guided tour included2 2,- € per person

Free admission for members of the “Hebbel-Gesellschaft” (Hebbel Society)
The great poet Friedrich Hebbel was born in Wesselburen in 1813. He worked as a clerk in the old parish bailiwick from 1827 to 1835. Visitors can view ten historic rooms filled with furniture, household goods, pictures, and documents that testify to the dramatic life of a poet in the 18th century.