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The 17 hectare Museumspark is a fantastic place for nature lovers. Whether you're with your dog or on your bike, the park is perfect for your day trip outside of Berlin..
What can I see in the Museumspark? An exciting mix of history, nature, and leisure awaits you in the Museumspark. You can discover impressive industrial monuments such as the shaft furnace battery and Rumford lime kilns and take part in a variety of guided tours – from geo tours and torchlight walks to kayaking and outdoor escape adventures. Those who prefer a more relaxed experience can enjoy picnic areas or walking trails. Rental vehicles such as go-karts and handcarts are available for children. You can also rent the park for your event.
How much does admission cost? €8 for adults €4 for children aged 6 to 16 Free admission for children up to 5 years old €7 for schoolchildren, students, trainees, and severely disabled people Please have your ID ready. Your flexible annual pass The validity period is flexible. The annual pass is non-transferable. €30 for adults €15 for children aged 6 to 16
Can I pay by card on-site? Yes, you can pay by card.
Did you know?
The tourist information is also located at the entrance to the Rüdersdorf Museum Park.
033638 799797
kasse@museumspark.de
Current downloads
site plan of the
Museumspark Rüdersdorf
›Adventure Industrial culture‹
Brandenburg – Lausitzer Seenland Tourism Association
Tourism Network for Industrial Heritage in Brandenburg
Can I bring my furry friends? You're welcome to bring your furry friends to the Museumspark. There's plenty for your dog to explore in the expansive grounds. Dogs must be kept on a leash in the park. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on any tours that require transport in a vehicle.
Can I bring my bike to the park? We'd love for you to travel sustainably by bike, so we're happy to welcome any bike to the park – free of charge, of course.
How much time should I plan for a visit? Of course, you can spend the whole day with us. But you'll need at least two hours to explore the grounds.
How long is the distance from the entrance to the shaft furnace battery? Approximately 1 km lies between the entrance and the impressive shaft furnace battery with its 18 furnaces.
Is mining still taking place in the open-pit mine next door? The current mining permit is valid until 2062. On weekdays, you can also follow the mining activities live at the edge of the open-pit mine.
How do I get to the Museumspark? By car From the A10 'Berliner Ring' motorway, take the Rüdersdorf junction and follow the signs. By public transport Take the S3 S-Bahn to the 'Friedrichshagen' stop, then tram 88 to the 'Rüdersdorf – Museumspark' stop, or take the regional express train to the 'Erkner' stop, then bus 950 to the 'Rüdersdorf – Museumspark' stop. By bike The 66 Lakes Trail is Brandenburg's most important hiking trail and one of the most attractive flat hikes in Germany. The circular route runs around Berlin. Hikers are guided through the Brandenburg landscape, dotted with countless lakes, the outstanding hallmark of this region – directly past the Museum Park. By boat The new marina, located right outside the gates of the Museum Park, was inaugurated in 2020. It is located on the Straußberger Mühlenfließ stream, near the former mining clerk's office, at Heinitzstraße 11. There is no fee for mooring at our marina for 24 hours. Starting from the second day, a fee of €25 per day applies. Electricity is charged separately.
Can I bring my RV? Camping continues to be a popular way to spend my vacation, and our Oder-Spree Lake District is particularly popular due to its beautiful and diverse waterways. That's why we've also set up a RV parking area in our parking lot. A day trip with your four-wheeled adventure is definitely worth it. The parking area has water and waste disposal facilities.