Museum Village Dyuppel

In Tsellendorfe, the trendy area of ​​Berlin, is recreated in the 12-hectare museum Dyuppel village, with houses with thatched roofs, sheds, craft workshops, paddocks for cattle and vegetable gardens. On the foundation of the settlement of the 13th century (it was called Krummenzee fame) on medieval technology built dwellings, supported by wooden pillars. In this open-air museum, you can see life as it was 800 years ago - and even learn some crafts and agricultural tricks of the time.