Emstal Valley Oven Museum

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Our visitors can experience the journey from grain to bread. At the museum, they have the opportunity to use a grinding mill to process flour for baking. This type of equipment was most commonly used by farmers’ wives in medieval times. Our visitors can experience the journey from grain to bread. At the museum, they have the opportunity to use a grinding mill to process flour for baking. This type of equipment was most commonly used by farmers’ wives in medieval times. Sourdough, salt and water are then added in the bakery to make dough that is baked in the brushwood-fired clay oven. At the museum, you will learn how bread was baked in the past. Ancient bread making techniques are illustrated with equipment from bakeries from the surrounding region. Children enjoy making flour themselves and seeing how bread is baked on baking days.
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  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: TV Havelland. e.V.
  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: TV Havelland. e.V.
  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
This is possible on the following days:

Good Friday, Ascension Day, Pentecost Saturday, at the Oven Festival on the Saturday after Pentecost, on October 3, on the last Saturday in October (“Feuer und Flamme für unsere Museen” festival), and on December 23.
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Our visitors can experience the journey from grain to bread. At the museum, they have the opportunity to use a grinding mill to process flour for baking. This type of equipment was most commonly used by farmers’ wives in medieval times. Our visitors can experience the journey from grain to bread. At the museum, they have the opportunity to use a grinding mill to process flour for baking. This type of equipment was most commonly used by farmers’ wives in medieval times. Sourdough, salt and water are then added in the bakery to make dough that is baked in the brushwood-fired clay oven. At the museum, you will learn how bread was baked in the past. Ancient bread making techniques are illustrated with equipment from bakeries from the surrounding region. Children enjoy making flour themselves and seeing how bread is baked on baking days.
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  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: TV Havelland. e.V.
  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: TV Havelland. e.V.
  • Backofenmuseum Emstal, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
This is possible on the following days:

Good Friday, Ascension Day, Pentecost Saturday, at the Oven Festival on the Saturday after Pentecost, on October 3, on the last Saturday in October (“Feuer und Flamme für unsere Museen” festival), and on December 23.
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Emstaler Hauptstraße 29

14797 Kloster Lehnin OT Emstal

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Tourist information

Tourismusverband Havelland e.V.

Theodor-Fontane-Straße 10
14641 Nauen OT Ribbeck

Tel.: +49 (0) 33237-859030
Fax: +49 (0) 33237-859040

Weather Today, 15. 8.

22 35
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  • Sunday
    15 24
  • Monday
    13 18

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