Museum Wheelwright’s Workshop Langenrehm

In the old workshop, wheelwrights made wagons, wheels and wheelbarrows made of wood.
The newest branch of the "open-air museum on the Kiekeberg".
Living and working in 1930.

At the Langenrehm Wheelwright Museum, you can rediscover old crafts
and immerse yourself in the everyday life of the Peters family of craftsmen around 1930.
All machines in the historic workshop are still fully functional
and you can experience the old techniques of the wheelwright trade firsthand.
The historically authentically furnished house showcases family life
on the wheelwright farm.
The entire listed ensemble of half-timbered house, show workshop, and sawmill is open to visitors every Sunday during the season.Opening Hours:
May to October
Sundays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Café Peters offers coffee and cake during opening hours.Admission is €3 for adults; admission is free for persons under 18 and members
of the Friends of the Kiekeberg Open-Air Museum Association.
Visitors with disabilities (at least a disability level of 80) are admitted free of charge.kiekeberg-museum.de/blick-ins-museum/aussenstellen/museumsstellmacherei-langenrehm

A hodgepodge artfully put together. Even a discarded class 50 steam locomotive with wagon can be admired on the site. The stamp office for the first stage of the Heidschnuckenweg is also located here