The "smallest house" in Wernigerode can be found nestled among other half-timbered houses in Koch Street. It was built in the middle of the 18th century in the baroque style. The house's measurements are, from the ground to the gutter 4.20 metres, width 2.95 metres and it has a 1.70 metre high door.
It's only room is a living space of less than 10 m². The Postal worker Mr. Nettelmann and his wife with their many children lived in the building during the 1920s. You can get a good idea of how they used to live from the displays at the museum within the house itself.
Opening Times
May to October: Daily 10am - 4pm. In Winter clossed on Monday.
Price
For all persons: 1.00 €
Guided Tours
There are always informed people at the "Smallest House Museum" ready and willing to answer your questions.
Highlight
The 'smallest house' provides an unusual photo backdrop for your holiday photos, as well as giving you an excellent appreciation of what it would have been like to live in such a small house as a member of a large family.
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