Otto Haesler Museum

The Otto Haesler Museum showcases original small apartments from the Neues Bauen movement, which shaped the everyday life of working-class families. Featuring modern layouts, plenty of light, and functional furniture, the focus here is on affordable yet dignified living space.

The museum also includes the former laundry, bath, and heating house, which clearly illustrates the close connection between architecture, hygiene, and communal facilities in Neues Bauen. These elements contributed to improving the quality of life in the settlement.

The museum is also the perfect place to get to know Otto Haesler's architecture in Celle. Visitors can experience original buildings, plans, and models with rational layouts, clean lines, and colorful facades as modern architecture designed for the broader population.