Technikmuseum Freudenberg

Technikmuseum Freudenberg is a space where industrial machines, steam engines, and mechanical devices from different periods are displayed across several exhibition areas. The collection shows how factories and workshops operated here and what techniques were used in production.

The museum was founded in 1991 to preserve and share the industrial history of the region. Since then it has grown to document the different phases of technical development in this area.

The museum reflects how craft and industry shaped daily work in this region, helping visitors understand local production traditions. You can see how people here once worked with machines and what skills these jobs required.

The museum is located in Freudenberg and opens on specific days each week, with varying hours depending on the day. Plan your visit in advance and check current opening hours to ensure the facility is accessible when you arrive.

The museum features a working steam engine over a century old that powers various historical machine tools. This operating example shows visitors how mechanical power once drove production in factories and workshops.

Location: Freudenberg

Inception: 1991

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

GPS coordinates: 50.90318,7.88413

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:22