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Production manager and "woman for everything" Nadja Hirsch and collection supervisor Peter Herbert tell in the so-called Studiolo of the Oderbruch Museum Altranft about their long way to the museum, why the Studiolo is called Studiolo, how the skull comes into the collection and especially what an opium spoon is used for in clock making. An educational and amusing journey through a lively collection of objects and curiosities that can only be found in Altranft Castle.

In Altranft we present the Oderbruch - its unique water system, its people and rural culture. Our view goes to what makes up life here today, while cutting a variety of paths into the past. Oderbruch, museum, Altranft, workshop, rural, culture, Oder, culture, exhibitions, open museum workshop, Oderbruch, river polder, water system, crafts, agriculture, building culture

The Oderbruch Museum is committed to the collective production of knowledge. This way of working has a precursor in the Oderbruchpavillon. Since 2004, contributions have been collected here in which the Oderbruch is described from the perspective of its people. In the Oderbruchpavillon you can find information about agriculture and its businesses, about art, local politics or hydraulic engineering, about local heritage centers or about questions of landscape conservation. In addition, interesting projects and the annual summer schools with the University for Sustainable Development are presented here.