For two hours, the herb walk takes you through the extraordinary nature of the museum park. On its 17 hectares, plants can be found in a wide variety of soil types - from dry limestone on the edge of the open-cast mine to almost swampy locations by the water of the Mühlenfließ or carp pond. This is why you can discover a particularly diverse range of wild and medicinal herbs. Guests also learn how to identify plants with simple exercises.

Availability
every 14 days on Sundays and by appointment

Duration
approx. 120 min

Cost of tour
12,- € adults
9,- € for children up to 16 years

Languages spoken
German

Age recommendation
Big and small

Please note: Pre-registration is required.

What has always made Rüdersdorf so special as a Brandenburg village is a freak of nature: In the middle of the sand-spoiled surrounding countryside of Berlin, a gentle hill of limestone stood out in the otherwise flat landscape around 800 years ago. The stone was quarried and used as building stone. Rüdersdorf was already producing quicklime in the 16th century - and cement from 1885. The Rüdersdorf Museum Park is the only historical lime and mine in the world to have been preserved in this variety. Nowhere else can you find such an ensemble of industrial history.

Contact details
Visitor service, tourist information and ticket office
033638 799797
kasse@museumspark.de

Address
Museumspark Rüdersdorf
Heinitzstraße 9
15562 Rüdersdorf near Berlin

Parking lot
Free parking is available in our parking lot, approx. 200 m from the main entrance.

Train stations & bus stops
Streetcar 88 to stop 'Rüdersdorf - Heinitzstraße' or by bus line 950 to stop 'Rüdersdorf - Marktplatz'