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The Historicum in Freiberg explores the rich mining and technological heritage of Saxony's historic metalworking region. Visitors journey through interactive exhibits that showcase the area's centuries - old mineral extraction techniques and geological innovations. Located in a thoughtfully restored industrial building with free admission, the museum offers an immersive glimpse into the scientific and cultural landscape that shaped this remarkable industrial landscape.
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Nonnengasse 22, 09599 Freiberg, Germany
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