Käseglocke, Bremen
Käseglocke is an igloo-shaped house in Worpswede, built in 1926 for Edwin Koenemann to designs by Bruno Taut.
Käseglocke is an igloo-shaped house in Worpswede, built in 1926 for Edwin Koenemann to designs by Bruno Taut. Nicknamed after cheese bell-jars, the house has been preserved over the years and now houses a collection of Worpsweder crafts and furnishing.
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About Käseglocke
Bremen, Germany
Käseglocke and Nearby Sights on Map
Grosse Kunstschau
Grosse Kunstschau is an art museum displaying works by Worpswede artists with special focus on the works of Expressionist sculptor Bernhard Hoetger
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Rhododendron-Park
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Fallturm Bremen
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Universum
The Universum is a science museum that explores different concepts relating to Technology, Humans and Nature
