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| name = Deutsches Burgenmuseum
| native_name = Deutsches Burgenmuseum
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| caption = DeutschesThe BurgenmuseumGerman Castle Museum in furnishing at Veste Heldburg
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| established = September 9, September 2016
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| location = Veste Heldburg, Heldburger Land, Hildburghausen, Thuringia, Germany
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The '''DeutschesGerman BurgenmuseumCastle Museum''' (German{{lang-de|Deutsches Castle MuseumBurgenmuseum}}) is a in preparation historicalhistory museum at the fortress [[VesteHeldburg HeldburgFortress]] (Castle Heldburg) in the region of [[Heldburger Land]] and in districtthe county of [[Hildburghausen]] in the German state of [[Thuringia]].
 
The exhibition includescontains a lackwealth of information about life in castles and about castle architecture in the [[Middle Ages]]. The museum will includehas 40 spacesrooms and covers an area of 30003,000 square metersmetres in the Französischer Bau (French building) of the Citadelfortress.
 
In 2005, a support association was founded for the museum. It is composed of the Germanic National Museum, the Thuringian Foundation of Palaces and Gardens and the German Historical Museum, also the district Hildburghausen, the city of Bad Colberg-Heldburg, South Thuringia Chamber of Commerce and other associations and companies.
 
FirstInitially, the opening of the museum was planned for 2011. The renovation work was delayed, and the construction work for the renovation of the fortress were started in June 2009. The construction costs were estimated at four to seven million euros in 2009. The museum finally opened on 8 September 2016 and is open to the public.▼
 
▲First, the opening of the museum was planned for 2011. The renovation work was delayed, and the construction work for the renovation of the fortress were started in June 2009. The construction costs were estimated at four to seven million euros in 2009.
The construction work will be guided by the Thuringian Foundation of Palaces and Gardens. The restoration of Heidenbau construction is complete, refer to the new premises concerts statt. The Completion of the building Französischer Bau is the next target. The main part of the planned exhibition will be housed there.
The great opening ceremony of the German Burgenmuseum took place on 8 September 2016. Since September 9, 2016, the museum has been opened for regular visitor traffic.
 
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