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Exhibitions
The Museumspark has a central, unique selling point: its limestone outcrop. Accordingly, the exhibitions at the Museumspark revolve around limestone, its countless properties, and its products: How was it formed? How was it mined, transported, and processed? How did it shape the landscape, cities, and villages? What is the current significance of limestone, and how is it used and processed today?
The park itself is an exhibition landscape with monuments from pre-industrial times and the industrial era – with magnificent insights into Brandenburg's only active open-cast limestone mine. The outdoor exhibitions cover topics as diverse as geology, mining history, industrial culture, architecture, building material extraction, and social, political, and ecological history. The Museumspark offers a mix of open-air museum and indoor museum exhibitions.
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Fascination: Lime
Over millions of years, massive limestone deposits have emerged from the creatures that lived in the oceans in prehistoric times – as is the case in Rüdersdorf. Limestone not only forms the basis of the building materials industry here, but also the basic substrate for an incredible array of other products.
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