Holiday fun in Elbe-Elster: Discover the adventures of the museums!

Holiday fun in Elbe-Elster: Discover the adventures of the museums!

When the summer holidays arrive in 2025, an exciting program for children aged 5 to 12 will be offered in the Elbe-Elster region. The four museums in the museum network - Bad Liebenwerda, Finsterwalde, Doberlug and Mühlberg - open their doors and invite young explorers to creatively experience the world of history. How LR Online reports, the programs are a mix of fun and education, giving children the opportunity to immerse themselves in history in a playful way.

The series of events starts in Finsterwalde on July 29th, where candy bags are designed in the historic merchant's shop. Here the children can not only get creative, but also learn how shopping was done in the past. Doberlug follows on July 30th with a varied program that includes baroque costumes and games - the perfect opportunity to experience history up close! For an entry fee of 8 euros (reduced 4 euros), little visitors can try out various activities in the castle. Bad Liebenwerda is also represented with puppet fun on August 1st and Mühlberg with an exciting treasure hunt on August 6th.

Diverse programs for everyone

There will be many more interesting events in the following weeks. The children in Doberlug can learn herbalism and make scented bags on August 12th, while on August 13th there will be a large laundry with scented soap making in Finsterwalde. Another highlight will take place on August 14th in Bad Liebenwerda, where there will be a treasure hunt in the Lubwart Tower. Admission is 4 euros (concessional 2 euros), and pre-registration is required for all of these programs. Here the kids can look forward to many interactive and creative experiences, such as Niederlausitz Current shows.

These museums not only make waves with their supporting program, but also create a great opportunity for children to learn about their regional history. The children can experience historical experiences first hand while having a lot of fun doing crafts and playing. This combination of learning and discovery runs through all programs and contributes to the children's education.

An interactive experience for all senses

In order to get the most out of these programs, it is recommended that you register in advance. “Interactive experiences are a hit in children’s museums,” confirms Mama Grow. Here the little guests are not only allowed to watch, but they can get involved, be creative and actively explore their surroundings. This not only promotes knowledge, but also creativity - a perfect mix for curious children!

Conclusion: The summer holidays in the Elbe-Elster museum network offer a unique opportunity to combine history and creativity. If you are still looking for an exciting leisure program, you shouldn't miss the wide range of offers!