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For Agroneum Alt Schwerin in Alt Schwerin, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Agroneum Alt Schwerin

Achter de Isenbahn 1, 17214 Alt Schwerin, DE-MV, DE

Agroneum Alt Schwerin

The souvenir machine is located behind the ticket office building.

Agroneum is an open air museum that vividly brings the development of agriculture and rural life to life. On the spacious grounds, there are historic buildings, workshops, and exhibitions that show how people in Mecklenburg used to work and live. The topics range from crop farming and livestock raising to traditional crafts and everyday regional culture. Particularly impressive is the collection of historic farm machines and tractors, which offers an exciting look at the technical changes in agriculture. Visitors can discover old tools, barns, and farmhouses and thus understand how work and life in the countryside have changed over time. This makes the museum suitable both for families and for visitors interested in culture and technology who want to experience history not just by reading about it, but directly on site.

Agroneum Alt Schwerin
The souvenir machine is located behind the ticket office building.
Achter de Isenbahn 1
Alt Schwerin
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
17214
Germany
Agroneum Alt Schwerin
Agroneum Alt Schwerin
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Agroneum is an open air museum that vividly brings the development of agriculture and rural life to life. On the spacious grounds, there are historic buildings, workshops, and exhibitions that show how people in Mecklenburg used to work and live. The topics range from crop farming and livestock raising to traditional crafts and everyday regional culture. Particularly impressive is the collection of historic farm machines and tractors, which offers an exciting look at the technical changes in agriculture. Visitors can discover old tools, barns, and farmhouses and thus understand how work and life in the countryside have changed over time. This makes the museum suitable both for families and for visitors interested in culture and technology who want to experience history not just by reading about it, but directly on site.
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