Museum
Wilmersdorf Manor

Manor House Wilmersdorf+
The Wilmersdorf Manor House was built in 1751. From 1893-1918, the estate was owned by Heinrich Schoeler. From 1933, it served as a home for the Hitler Youth. From 1946-2003, the house was used as a daycare center. In 2003, the building was damaged in a fire. After this, it was converted into a museum, a process that lasted until 2011.
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