HAUS AM SEE Schlaitz

Where excavators once dug for lignite, the floods have transformed the Muldenstein open pit mine into an impressive reservoir. HAUS AM SEE, an information center for the environment and nature conservation on the northern shore of the Mulden reservoir, tells the story of the dredging empire becoming a natural idyll.

In the house's exhibition, visitors can expect to see over 80 native animal specimens, petting skins, a large butterfly collection, information panels, a bee hive and much more. Guided tours through the exhibition, excursions on the nature trail, lectures on nature-related topics, vacation programs and creative workshops are offered. A camera is used to record current events at an osprey nest. The images are transmitted live to HAUS AM SEE on a large screen and explained.

Programs can be arranged for registered groups of all ages.

Accessibility at a glance:

• Building accessible without steps via the side entrance with ramp
• All rooms usable by guests are accessible without steps or via a ramp
• 90 cm minimum width of all passages/doors
• Public WC for people with disabilities
• Free WLAN
• Assistance dogs welcome
• Walkable and experiential outdoor area with exhibits, seating and information panels