Greek Festival at the Schliemann Museum
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Greek Festival at the Schliemann Museum

Ancient joy of life at the Heinrich Schliemann Museum

Ankershagen — Landkreis Mecklenburgische Seenplatte (13071) Since 2016
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Dates 19 Jul — 19 Jul 2026
Venue Ankershagen (13071)
Prices 5.00€ — 30.00€
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About Greek Festival Ankershagen

The Greek Festival at the Schliemann Museum Ankershagen is an annual tribute to antiquity and the famous archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann, who spent his childhood here. Every third Sunday in July, the museum park transforms into a vibrant cosmos of ancient crafts, Greek music (Manolis & Co), dances, hands-on activities, and family entertainment. A quiz about ancient gods, stilt walkers, puppet theatre, a printing workshop, Raku pottery firing, and basket weaving are the highlights of the festival day.

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Tribute to Schliemann and Antiquity

The Heinrich Schliemann Museum is dedicated to the life and work of the archaeologist born in Mecklenburg, who brought the ancient world of the early Bronze Age to light with his excavations in Troy and Mycenae. Schliemann spent his childhood in the rectory in Ankershagen, which is now part of the museum complex. The annual Greek Festival connects his legacy with the vibrant Greek culture of the present.

Music and Ancient Crafts

The Greek band Manolis & Co plays live music in the museum park all day long, often accompanied by a dance duo in traditional Greek costume. Ancient craft techniques are demonstrated and offered for participation in open workshops: printing workshop, wire figure design, Raku pottery firing, basket weaving, bookbinding, fire-making, and stone carving. Stilt walkers stroll through the park.

Program with a Fixed Schedule

Between 10:30 AM and 5:00 PM, a dense program follows: Quiz about ancient gods, guided tour of the special exhibition on Mycenae, stilt walker show, puppet theatre "Ferdinand – a Bull", musical program with Magdalena von Rohden, and a concluding church tour in the Ankershagen village church.

Regional Context

Ankershagen is located in the Mecklenburg Lake District (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) in the Müritz National Park area, about 15 km northeast of Waren (Müritz). Its rural location on the edge of the Müritz National Park and the unique museum make the Greek Festival a cultural attraction during the summer holidays in the Mecklenburg Lake District.

Greek Festival Ankershagen — edition 2026

The 11th Greek Festival at the Schliemann Museum will take place on Sunday, July 19, 2026, from 10 AM to 6 PM. Live music with Manolis & Co, stilt walkers, puppet theatre "Ferdinand – a Bull", printing workshop, Raku pottery firing, basket weaving. Admission: €5 children, €10 adults, €30 family.

The 11th Greek Festival at the Schliemann Museum Ankershagen opens its museum park at Lindenallee 1 on Sunday, July 19, 2026, from 10 AM to 6 PM. The tradition of "always on the third Sunday in July" continues.

The Greek live music ensemble Manolis & Co will play in the park all day. Ancient crafts will be demonstrated and offered for participation in open workshops: printing workshop, wire figure design, Raku pottery firing, basket weaving. Stilt walkers will stroll through the grounds. Between 10:30 AM and 5:00 PM, a dense program will unfold: Quiz about ancient gods (10:30 AM), guided tour of the special exhibition on Mycenae (11:30 AM), stilt walker show (12:30 PM), puppet theatre "Ferdinand – a Bull" (2:00 PM), musical program with Magdalena von Rohden (3:30 PM), and a concluding church tour in the Ankershagen village church (5:00 PM).

Programme Greek Festival Ankershagen 2026

Sun, July 19, 2026 — 10 AM–6 PM

  • 10:30 AM Quiz about ancient gods
  • 11:30 AM Guided tour of the Mycenae special exhibition
  • 12:30 PM Stilt walker show
  • 2:00 PM Puppet theatre "Ferdinand – a Bull"
  • 3:30 PM Music with Magdalena von Rohden
  • 5:00 PM Church tour of Ankershagen village church

All Day

  • Live music by Manolis & Co and dance duo
  • Printing workshop, wire figures, Raku pottery firing
  • Basket weaving, bookbinding, fire-making

Highlights Greek Festival Ankershagen 2026

  • Live music by Manolis & Co and dance duo
  • Stilt walkers and puppet theatre
  • Ancient crafts to participate in
  • Live Raku pottery firing in the park
  • Quizzes, guided tours, and church tour

Prices Greek Festival Ankershagen 2026

Children €5, Adults €10, Family ticket €30 (incl. museum, park, and all program activities). Tickets on-site and online via schliemann-museum.de.

Practical information — Greek Festival Ankershagen

Getting There

By car via the A19/A20, exit Waren (Müritz), then take the B192 towards Penzlin. By train to Waren (Müritz), then by bus to Ankershagen.

Admission

Children €5, Adults €10, Family ticket €30. Includes access to the museum, park, and all program activities.

Opening Hours

Every third Sunday in July, usually 10 AM–6 PM.

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Where it takes place Greek Festival Ankershagen

Schliemann-Museum Ankershagen

Lindenallee 1, 17219 Ankershagen

Contact Greek Festival Ankershagen

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+49 39921 3252

Greek Festival Ankershagen at a glance

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