Lügenmuseum and its collection

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In 2010, the Lügenmuseum had to relocate due to rental disputes, and its exhibits were put into storage. The museum found a new home in the inn Serkowitz in Radebeul, Saxony, where it was reopened as a temporary permanent exhibition on September 9, 2012. The future use of the former inn is still to be decided.

Unique Collection at the Lügenmuseum

The Lügenmuseum in Gantikow housed a unique collection of items, relics of a traumatically collapsed interior named DDR. These items were presented in idiosyncratic installations, where they were stripped of their original meaning. This approach to presentation allowed the museum to offer a unique perspective on the past.

The Lügenmuseum's Collection

The Lügenmuseum's collection, curated by owner Reinhard Zabka, is displayed across approximately 400 m² of exhibition space. This space includes 10 rooms and a sculpture garden on the property of the estate. The collection predominantly features expressionist installations, offering visitors a unique and immersive experience.

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Lügenmuseum
Kötzschenbrodaer Str. 39
01445 Radebeul

Visitor information Lügenmuseum

Opening hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday
13:00 – 18:00
Sunday
13:00 – 18:00

Admission

Children€3.00
Normal rate€7.00
Students€4.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

Kötzschenbrodaer Str. 39, Radebeul

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Lügenmuseum Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Lügenmuseum, or Museum of Lies, in Radebeul, Germany, offers visitors an unconventional and thought-provoking experience. This small, quirky museum challenges perceptions of truth and falsehood through its eclectic collection of objects and stories. Visitors often appreciate the museum's creative approach to questioning reality and encouraging critical thinking. The exhibits, which blend fact and fiction, can be both amusing and confusing, prompting guests to reconsider their assumptions about what they see and hear. While some find the concept intriguing and enjoyable, others may feel the execution lacks depth or coherence. The museum's intimate size allows for a quick visit, but the densely packed displays can sometimes overwhelm. Despite its niche appeal, the Lügenmuseum provides a unique perspective on the nature of truth and lies in our society, making it an interesting stop for those seeking an offbeat cultural experience in Radebeul.

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