What kind of house enjoys tax-free living? This one! This is the Museum im Frey-Haus. Its name, “Frey-Haus,” meaning “free house,” originates from a unique privilege. In 1751, the owners were exempted from city taxes, hence the name. The Museum im Frey-Haus is more than just a charming building. It’s a portal to Brandenburg an der Havel’s intriguing past. The museum resides in the Massowsches Palais, a stunning Baroque edifice erected in 1723. Fun fact: some of the stones used in its construction came from the demolished Marienkirche! Stepping inside the Museum im Frey-Haus is like stepping into a time capsule. The museum boasts a captivating permanent exhibition, “A Century of Toys from Brandenburg an der Havel”. This exhibition showcases the city’s rich history of toy production from 1881 to 1992, featuring iconic brands like Ernst Paul Lehmann and Lineol. Be sure to keep an eye out for the intricate creations of VEB Mechanische Spielwaren Brandenburg! But the Museum im Frey-Haus is not stuck in the past. The upper floor hosts a rotation of modern exhibitions, keeping the museum experience dynamic and relevant. So, as you explore the rooms, let the spirit of craftsmanship and the joy of play captivate you.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to