Steinzeitdorf Randau

About

Steinzeitdorf Randau in Magdeburg is an open-air archaeological museum that brings prehistory vividly to life. Located in the district of Randau-Calenberge, it recreates a Stone Age settlement based on excavations from the region, offering visitors a rare glimpse into daily life thousands of years ago. Authentic reconstructions of longhouses, storage pits, and fireplaces illustrate how early communities lived, worked, and survived. The site also presents original finds such as tools, ceramics, and weapons, connecting the reconstructed environment with genuine archaeological evidence. Educational programs and guided tours make the village especially engaging for families and school groups, while seasonal events highlight ancient crafts, cooking, and rituals. Surrounded by nature, Steinzeitdorf Randau invites visitors to step back in time and experience the roots of human culture in a tangible way. It is both a scientific site and a cultural attraction, preserving Magdeburg’s prehistoric heritage while inspiring curiosity about the origins of civilization.

Magdeburg Germany

Location

Steinzeitdorf Randau is located at Müllerbreite40 in the Randau district of Magdeburg, along the Elbe River and directly accessible from the Elberadweg Hamburg-Dresden cycle route. The open-air archaeological museum is set in a scenic area between Magdeburg and Schönebeck, surrounded by green spaces and nature trails, making it a peaceful destination for families and history enthusiasts. Nearby, visitors will find the Elbe River promenade, the Randau village, and local amenities such as cafés and restaurants, with easy access to the city center and other cultural attractions in Magdeburg.