Fürstlicher Marstall Schloss Rheda

The princely stables of Rheda Castle, constructed in 1760, feature timber-framed architecture with two floors that previously served as horse stables and carriage storage.

The construction of these stables marked a period when the Bentheim-Tecklenburg noble family expanded their architectural presence in Rheda-Wiedenbrück during the 18th century.

The building houses a carriage museum displaying various types of carriages, including city coaches, travel wagons, and sports cars spanning five centuries of transportation history.

Visitors can explore the carriage museum through guided tours on specific weekends or by arranging group visits in advance through phone reservation.

The collection includes a fire engine from 1788 specifically built for Rheda Castle, representing early firefighting technology in noble estates.

GPS coordinates: 51.85056,8.29528

Latest update: June 11, 2025 21:14