Welcome to the Haffmuseum

The Ueckermünde Haffmuseum (Museum at the Lagoon) is one of the major sights of the town of Ueckermünde. It is located in the palace in the old part of Ueckermünde just next to the city harbour. The Museum attracts visitors right from its entrance, which is of architectonic interest due to the late Gothic frontispiece of the stair turret with its rich and decorative bar tracery and a sandstone relief showing the architect of the palace, Duke Philipp of Pomerania. After climbing a newel stair, the visitor reaches the Museum. The exhibits shown here focus on four main fields:

• finds from pre- and early history,
• local history,
• main sources of employment (foundry, brick making, fishing, shipping) of the Ueckermünde area and
• exhibits from homes and the crafts of most different epochs.

As a special feature, the palace tower is involved in the exhibition area of the small museum. The viewing floor of the tower offers a magnificent view over the town of Ueckermünde and the beautiful lagoon landscape.

• Schlossallee/Rathaus
• Neues Bollwerk
• Parkhof an der Uecker
• Parkplatz Bergstraße
• Parkplatz Ackerhof
• Parkplatz Ueckerdamm