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Welcome to the Gottorf Castle's Museum of Archaeology! The Archaeological Museum Schloss Gottorf is housed on Schleswig’s museum island in the heart of Schleswig-Holstein. It owns more than 10 million findings from 80,000 years’ human history.
Misteriosos cadáveres de pantano, el Barco de Nydam de los Vikingos, preciosas colecciones de pinturas - raras exhibiciones y exuberante riqueza son presentadas por los dos museos estatales en el castillo más importante del norte.
El Palacio de Gottorp (en alemán: Schloss Gottorf; en bajo alemán y danés: Gottorp) es la sede ancestral de la familia Holstein-Gottorp, rama de la Casa de Oldemburgo. Está situado en la ciudad de Schleswig, en una isla en el Schlei, a unos 40 km del mar Báltico .
Welcome to the Gottorf Castle's Museum Complex! Schleswig’s museum island offers an exciting excursion in Schleswig-Holstein’s history, spectacular archaeological treasures and works of art.
The Archaeological Museum Schloss Gottorf is part of the largest museum complex between Hamburg and Copenhagen. It has shaped the research of north European prehistory and early history in many ways – and attained international recognition for this.
The admission ticket entitles you to visit the museums on the castle island - including the special exhibitions with works by Matthias Mansen, Anja Schindler and the video installation by Henrik Lund Jørgensen.
Mysterious bog bodies, the Nydam Boat from the Viking age and delightful art collections are amongst the rare exhibits and excessive riches on display at the two regional museums in the most spectacular castle in the north of Germany.
