Fidushaus

The Fidushaus is a historic house located in Woltersdorf, Brandenburg, Germany, once home to the Jugendstil artist Hugo Höppener, known as Fidus. Situated near Berlin, this unique property has a rich artistic history, having hosted various völkisch groups and anti-establishment movements. The house features a distinctive skylight design and is surrounded by a community of artists. Although it was recognized for its cultural significance in 1977 and has undergone renovations, efforts to convert it into a museum have faced challenges. Visitors may find it intriguing, but there are concerns about its association with far-right tourism due to Fidus' past affiliations.