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The former Esselt estate from the 17th century with its manor house (today the last place of residence of the Pankok family of artists), the farm building (today the Otto-Pankok-Museum) and the spacious outdoor area form a wonderful unity of art and nature in the middle of the Lower Rhine landscape on the Issel.
The Naturparkhaus Otto-Pankok-Museum
is a meeting and educational place for young and old alike, which awakens the senses, makes the silence of art and nature tangible, and encourages creative design and critical thinking.
The humanitarian spirit of Otto, Hulda and Eva Pankok, their deep connection with nature and their social commitment are noticeable for groups and individual visitors.
Due to the location, directly on Wanderweg Hohe Mark Steig and as informative, enlightening, inviting NaturparkHaus Esselt also offers individual hikers, cyclists and nature seekers a wealth of Lower Rhine fauna and flora to marvel at: a variety of extraordinary dragonflies on the Issel and a varied meadow of scattered and wild flowers.
Offers
For many years, the educational program has been at the heart of all museum activities, in which children and young people discover, understand, experience and create art while taking into account the surrounding nature with all its facets.
Nature exploration.
Due to its location directly on the Three Rivers Route, on Wanderweg Hohe Mark Steig and as informative, enlightening, inviting NaturparkHaus Esselt also offers individual hikers, cyclists and nature seekers a lot of amazing things about the Lower Rhine fauna and flora: a variety of extraordinary dragonflies on the Issel and a varied meadow of scattered and wild flowers.
When walking through the forest you might be lucky enough to spot a flock of deer, but rarely just the badgers or foxes that make their home here, while the squirrels and woodpeckers are unimpressed by visitors.
Arrival:
b.) via federal road 70 from Wesel in the direction of Brünen to Elmer Mühle, from here follow the signs to the right into Becksstege and right into Otto Pankok-Weg to the museum.
The last part of the way to the museum is on foot. Your car can be parked in the signposted visitor parking lot on Otto Pankok Weg.
Executive Museum Management
dr Dagmar Schmengler
Otto-Pankok-Weg 4, 46569 Hünxe-Drevenack
Telephone 02856-754
Email: schmengler@pankokmuseum.eu
Home Page: https://www.pankokmuseum.eu
Please note our seasonal opening times:
Fall/Winter (September 25.09.2023th, 09.05.2024 to May XNUMXth, XNUMX):
Wed to Sun: 12 p.m. – 17 p.m
Mon, Tue: closed
The museum is closed on public holidays in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
On the grounds of Haus Esselt in Hünxe lived the famous painter, sculptor and philanthropist Otto Pankok with his family. The former barn right next door became a museum after his death (1966), where his great works are now on display. You can also discover the wonderfully spacious and wild garden at the biparcours.
The meeting and starting point is between the two buildings at the beginning of the landscape painting trail. From here you can embark on an exciting biparcours full of action and knowledge questions. The path passes several beautiful places and turns a walk into an experience for the whole family.
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For information: The use of the Biparcours app is reserved exclusively for pupils.
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