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Apartment in Hildesheim serves as a museum

By SAT.1 NORDDEUTSCHLAND (Glomex) 9 October 2024 101 Views

Source: SAT.1 NORDDEUTSCHLAND (Glomex)

In Hildesheim's Nordstadt, you can take a real journey through time. On the third floor of an apartment building, there is a museum apartment where much of it dates back to the 1950s. Everything in the three rooms belonged to the former resident, who passed away two years ago and lived there for almost 70 years. The museum apartment is open on Fridays from 2 to 6 pm, admission is free.

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