Bauernhaus-Museum Oberkülheim

The Bauernhaus-Museum Oberkülheim exhibits agricultural tools, living spaces with period furniture, traditional farm buildings, and a collection of over 1500 well artifacts.

The museum complex originated from a historic farmstead acquired in 1973, which was carefully dismantled and reconstructed at its current location in Oberkülheim.

The museum's buildings include a chapel, washhouse with iron collection, beehive structure, and living quarters that display traditional German rural domestic life.

The facility closed in 2018 with no confirmed reopening date, previously offering educational programs about agricultural methods and rural heritage.

A new building under construction will house an exhibition about witch persecution, centered on Katharina Güschen, who was burned as a witch in 1613.

Location: Bergisch Gladbach

Official opening: 1973

GPS coordinates: 50.97885,7.23604

Latest update: April 26, 2025 07:23