Kässbohrer House

In the middle of Ulmer's old town, in the fishermen's quarter, lies the Kässbohrer Haus, also called the "House for the grapevine". It was built around the year 1480 as a residential building - in other words before the completion of the Ulm Minster. It is the headquarters of Karl Kässbohrer, the founder of the later Kässbohrer Fahrzeugwerke. Since the 1990s, the Setra Museum has been housed here, which tells the story of the Kässbohrer family and the omnibus production in Ulm since the 19th century.

The house is unfortunately only accessible to customers setra.de/marke/setraclassic/kaessbohrer-haus.html

After attending school, Karl Kässbohrer (* 6.9.1864 in Ulm, † 26.12.1922 in Ulm), who was born in the fishing district, did not learn the craft of shipbuilding like two of his brothers, but underwent an apprenticeship as a Wagner and Stellmacher at the Ulm master builder since 1887 Karl Hirth.
More of his biography:
ulm-1945-heute.de/karl_kaessbohrer_xfahrzeugfabrikx.html