The Half-timbered house was built about 450 years ago at the corner of Wolperstraße and Petersilienwasser. Several historical events have shaped and accompanied the building over the years.
The history of the house begins in the year 1573 with the construction of the house and leads to the Wittram family, which for 130 years served as Blaudruck Today the house is no longer inhabited but is a project of the Monument sponsors, the the Revitalize and save the house want.
The monument sponsors have set themselves the goal that everyone can hear the story of the Wolpeterhaus and so the idea was born to create the first talking Einbeck half-timbered house Klaus Hamann took on the role of the Wolpeterhaus in the einbeck.blog podcast studio and thus a sound recording was created. Directly at the front door is a QR code for sound recording well placed and can be listened to at any time.
Public half-timbered experience in the Wolpeterhaus:
Learn from the Public half-timbered experience (more information here) Get to know the Wolpeterhaus and help save it. During the experience, create your own clay brick and, following the motto "stone by stone," help to contribute to the renovation of the building.
You can book the accompanying tour "Experience Half-Timbered Houses" at the Einbeck Tourist Information Center. Further information is available at the Einbeck Tourist Information Center or at www.einbeck-tourismus.de
The history of the house begins in the year 1573 with the construction of the house and leads to the Wittram family, which for 130 years served as Blaudruck Today the house is no longer inhabited but is a project of the Monument sponsors, the the Revitalize and save the house want.
The monument sponsors have set themselves the goal that everyone can hear the story of the Wolpeterhaus and so the idea was born to create the first talking Einbeck half-timbered house Klaus Hamann took on the role of the Wolpeterhaus in the einbeck.blog podcast studio and thus a sound recording was created. Directly at the front door is a QR code for sound recording well placed and can be listened to at any time.
Public half-timbered experience in the Wolpeterhaus:
Learn from the Public half-timbered experience (more information here) Get to know the Wolpeterhaus and help save it. During the experience, create your own clay brick and, following the motto "stone by stone," help to contribute to the renovation of the building.
You can book the accompanying tour "Experience Half-Timbered Houses" at the Einbeck Tourist Information Center. Further information is available at the Einbeck Tourist Information Center or at www.einbeck-tourismus.de
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Opening hours
The building can be viewed from the outside at any time.
fitness
Bad weather offer
for any weather
for groups
for school classes
for families
for individual guests
suitable for seniors
for children (3-6 years)
for children (6-10 years)
for children (from 10 years)
Arrival & Parking
The Wolpeterhaus is centrally located in Einbeck’s city center.
It can be reached within a few minutes on foot from Einbeck-Mitte train station.
Opposite the house there is a public parking lot for cars at Franz-Cestnik-Platz.
It can be reached within a few minutes on foot from Einbeck-Mitte train station.
Opposite the house there is a public parking lot for cars at Franz-Cestnik-Platz.
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