Kutschenmuseum Hinterstein, Carriage museum in Bad Hindelang, Germany.
The Kutschenmuseum Hinterstein displays a collection of horse-drawn carriages, sleds, and historical transport vehicles inside a wooden building beside the Ostrach mountain stream. The exhibition combines various vehicles from multiple European countries, including a funeral carriage from Bohemia.
Martin Weber founded the museum by gathering historical carriages from across Europe. After renovation, it reopened in 2018 with new exhibition arrangements.
The collection displays transport vehicles with life-sized figures and mirror installations that make the space feel larger. Visitors experience this in quiet exhibition rooms where background music shapes the visit.
The museum is open daily and provides free parking near the church in Hinterstein. Clear pathways through the vehicle collection make visiting comfortable for people of various abilities.
The museum uses mirror installations and rotating light spheres to create visual effects that make the vehicles appear in new ways. These special arrangements give the collection an unexpected visual dimension.
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