History museums in Bad Driburg

The Friedrich-Wilhelm-Weber-Museum is situated in Bad Driburg - Alhausen, the birthplace of Friedrich Wilhelm Weber. Weber was a multifaceted personality, known for his roles as a doctor, politician, and poet. His verse epic, Dreizehnlinden, gained him recognition far beyond the borders of Westphalia.

Burg Dringenberg is a significant historical site located in Dringenberg, in the Höxter district of North Rhine-Westphalia. This medieval castle was one of the most important national castles of the Paderborn bishopric, playing a crucial role in the region's history. Visitors can explore the castle's robust defensive wall and tower, known as the 'Hungerturm', and enjoy the panoramic views of the valley below.

The Glasmuseum Bad Driburg is a city museum located in Bad Driburg, Germany. The museum is dedicated to the theme of glass, showcasing the history and artistry of glass production and refinement in the region since the 16th century. It is housed in the Heinz-Koch-Haus, a building named after a significant benefactor of the museum, Heinz Koch.