Museum Sunday at the Local History Museum in Botenheim

At the Botenheim Local History Museum, you can immerse yourself in the world of Zabergäu 100 years ago. Museum Sunday with light refreshments. The Local History Museum in the Brackenheim district of Botenheim is a real gem. Built in 1837, the council and school building is home to the Brackenheim Local History Association, which brings the history of the region to life. Whether you discover your grandmother's coffee table or follow in the footsteps of the schoolmaster and mayor in the old school and town hall, the local history museum takes you on a journey into the past of the Zabergäu region and has many treasures to remember. Various topics such as the crafts of the saddler or shoemaker can be admired in the Botenheim Local History Museum. The original vaulted cellar explains the work involved in wine production. The local history museum also regularly brings a sparkle to children's eyes with its huge model railway and seemingly endless dolls in doll's prams, doll's houses, and the doll's shoe workshop, all of which are real highlights on the upper floor.