Exterior view Heinrich Schliemann Museum, © Heinrich-Schliemann-Museum Ankershagen
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"Discover Schliemann's world" - under this credo, the Schliemann Museum in Ankershagen, Mecklenburg, will be guiding visitors through Heinrich Schliemann's multifaceted life with a new exhibition starting in June 2019.

Heinrich Schliemann (1822-1890), who spent eight years of his childhood in Ankershagen, is memorialized here. Even from a distance, a wooden walk-on Trojan horse greets the guests.

The Heinrich Schliemann Museum in Ankershagen was established in 1980 in the former parental home of the famous archaeologist, a parsonage from the 18th century. In the Mecklenburg village of Ankershagen in the Müritz district, the world-famous archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann spent eight years of his childhood from 1823-1831. When he was barely eight years old, he is said to have made the decision here to excavate Troy one day. Many of the "wonders" of the site described by Schliemann in his autobiography are still preserved today, for example the 13th century village church, the Bronze Age burial mound on the Glockenberg and the robber baron's castle of Henning Bradenkierl.

The permanent exhibition on the ground floor of the old parsonage from the 18th century follows Schliemann's development from his childhood in Mecklenburg through his years as a merchant all over the world to the excavations in Turkey and Greece including the original finds from Troy and replicas from the "Treasure of Priam". The Heinrich Schliemann Museum is a center of international Schliemann research and one of 20 important cultural memorial sites in Germany with international appeal. Recently, visitors have been able to embark on a Schliemann hiking trail.

Opening hours, prices, events

The entire program of events, opening hours, admission prices and current access regulations are available at www.schliemann-museum.de.

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Heinrich-Schliemann-Museum

Lindenallee 1
17219 Ankershagen


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+49 39921 3252
https://www.schliemann-museum.de/
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Opening hours
Today, Mar 29, 202410:00 - 16:00 clock
Gültig ab 01. April bis 31. October
Monday closed
Tuesday 10:00 - 18:00 clock
Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00 clock
Thursday 10:00 - 18:00 clock
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Events

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Legendary archaeology

  • Date: 11/10/23 to 4/21/24
  • Lindenallee, 17219 Ankershagen

Legendary archaeology Special exhibition from November 10, 2023 to March 2024 at the Schliemann Museum Ankershagen

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Family day at the Schliemann Museum

  • Date: 4/27/24
  • Lindenallee, 17219 Ankershagen

"Fabulous mythical creatures"

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"Bismarck: the myth of man and power"

  • Date: 4/30/24
  • Lindenallee, 17219 Ankershagen

Opening of the special exhibition at the Schliemann Museum Ankershagen

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Legendary archaeology

  • Date: 11/10/23 to 4/21/24
  • Lindenallee, 17219 Ankershagen

Legendary archaeology Special exhibition from November 10, 2023 to March 2024 at the Schliemann Museum Ankershagen

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Family day at the Schliemann Museum

  • Date: 4/27/24
  • Lindenallee, 17219 Ankershagen

"Fabulous mythical creatures"

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© Otto-von-Bismarck-Stiftung

"Bismarck: the myth of man and power"

  • Date: 4/30/24
  • Lindenallee, 17219 Ankershagen

Opening of the special exhibition at the Schliemann Museum Ankershagen

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