Museum in der Klostermühle
Museum in der Klostermühle stands in Söflingen, a district that became part of Ulm in 1905. Its rooms follow local life from early settlement to modern times, linking the neighbourhood’s past with its present.
Original artefacts connect the Clarissenkloster with local crafts, community life, and the development of Söflingen’s industrial landscape. Local artists, clubs, and former companies broaden the view of cultural and economic change. Traditional clothing and authentic furnishings bring everyday life into focus. The Museumsverein Ulm Söflingen supports this local history museum. Changing exhibitions add new themes during Advent, Christmas, Easter, and other periods, keeping attention on Söflingen’s distinct identity.
A complete Tante Emma shop offers the clearest glimpse of ordinary shopping in the past. That small shop stands alongside historic furnishings, clothing, and artefacts from the district.
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