The focal point of the collection in Norderstedt, a town that is situated in the environs of Hamburg, is the main source of income in the 19th century in the region. Wheelbarrows, peat-cutters, spades and many other objects show the cutting of peat and its selling in Hamburg. Another section of the museum deals with the everyday work and occupations of housewives around 1900. Farming tools and machines constitute another part of the public collection of the town. Photos, maps and pictures explain the development of Norderstedt resp. of the four former communities in dependance on the city of Hamburg.
Adults 4,- €
Free admission for children under 12 years, others 2,- €
Groups with 10 and more people 2,- € per person
Guided tour 25,- €
In an area of 700 square metres, Norderstedt City Museum presents permanent exhibitions on the history of Norderstedt and its original villages. Changing exhibitions on local, regional, and national topics, events, and workshops are also held in the city museum.
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