Museum Friedland

The Museum Friedland tells migration stories at a unique location. The central point of reference for all activities is the border transit camp Friedland, through which more than four million people have passed since 1945. As an active initial reception facility, the border transit camp is still a place of diverse migrations today. The connection between history and the present as well as the proximity of the museum and the border transit camp characterise the work and profile of the Museum Friedland as a lively place where history and the present as well as the local and the global meet. The museum is a place of learning, a discussion forum, a research centre and a social meeting place at the same time.