The tradition of brick firing in Klein K\u00f6lzig goes back far into the 19th century. After the first small private brickworks had been established since 1840, the public limited company Gro\u00dfer Kurf\u00fcrst Berlin built a brickworks in Klein K\u00f6lzig in 1892\/94, the centrepiece of which was a ring kiln with 18 firing chambers. In 1920, a light railway was put into operation for the transport of clay, which had a length of 4.5 km. Visitors can expect to see the only brickworks with a completely preserved ring kiln in the region. During the guided tour of the object, insights are given into the production processes marked by heavy manual labour and, among other things, the secret is revealed as to why the building survived the difficult period after production ceased. Finally, there is a ride on the light railway on the circular route.<\/p>\n
The programme takes place indoors and outdoors and is aimed at students in grades 4 to 12.
\nDates: Monday to Sunday by arrangement
\nPre-registration: 1 week before at the latest
\nDuration: approx. 1.5 hours
\nGroup size: 10 to 25 people
\nAdmission per person: \u20ac 3.50
\nGroup prices on individual request
\nRide on the brickyard railway:
\nper child: \u20ac 1.50, per adult: \u20ac 3.00<\/p>\n