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For Bünting Teemuseum in Leer (Ostfriesland), the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Bünting Teemuseum

Mühlenstraße 7, 26789 Leer (Ostfriesland), DE-NI, DE

Bünting Teemuseum

The souvenir machine is located in front of the shop My Dutch Living Room.

The Bünting Tea Museum is dedicated to East Frisian tea culture and shows how closely tea is tied to the daily life and history of the region. In a vivid exhibition, visitors learn more about the origin of tea, its processing, and the development of the well known culture of tea trade and tea enjoyment. Historical exhibits, old tea ware, packaging, and documents give a lively picture of times past. The focus is not only on the product itself, but also on the tradition of the East Frisian tea ceremony with Kluntje and cream, which is still maintained today. The museum is ideal for anyone who wants to discover regional culture in a special way. It combines enjoyment, trade history, and everyday culture, and offers a compact, interesting insight into a topic that remains very important for East Frisia (Ostfriesland) to this day.

Bünting Teemuseum
The souvenir machine is located in front of the shop My Dutch Living Room.
Mühlenstraße 7
Leer (Ostfriesland)
Lower Saxony
26789
Germany
Bünting Teemuseum
Bünting Teemuseum
Museum
The Bünting Tea Museum is dedicated to East Frisian tea culture and shows how closely tea is tied to the daily life and history of the region. In a vivid exhibition, visitors learn more about the origin of tea, its processing, and the development of the well known culture of tea trade and tea enjoyment. Historical exhibits, old tea ware, packaging, and documents give a lively picture of times past. The focus is not only on the product itself, but also on the tradition of the East Frisian tea ceremony with Kluntje and cream, which is still maintained today. The museum is ideal for anyone who wants to discover regional culture in a special way. It combines enjoyment, trade history, and everyday culture, and offers a compact, interesting insight into a topic that remains very important for East Frisia (Ostfriesland) to this day.
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