A journey through time across the centuries
The Slavic Village in Neustrelitz invites visitors on a journey back in time to the world of the Slavic settlers of the early Middle Ages. Located directly on the shores of Lake Zierk, the open-air museum with its faithfully reconstructed houses, workshops and campsites gives a vivid impression of the everyday life of people over a thousand years ago.
Between wooden houses, smoke ovens and craft workshops, visitors can experience how the Slavic population lived, worked and shaped their surroundings in the region. Traditional crafts such as blacksmithing, pottery and woodworking are vividly demonstrated and make history tangible.
The Neustrelitz Slavic Village is a special place of learning and discovery. Families, school classes and history buffs can learn more about the culture, way of life and history of the Slavic settlement in Mecklenburg in a vivid way. In the midst of a natural environment, an experience is created that combines past and present.
