Feldbahn-Museum Guldental

About the museum

The narrow-gauge railway museum is in the upper Lindelgrund on the edge of Guldental, on the site of a former moulding-sand pit where a camping park is now run. Narrow-gauge field railways were once used in pits, brickworks, quarries and agriculture to transport material.

The locomotive hall houses more than 40 narrow-gauge locomotives. On running days, historic trains take visitors on a roughly 45-minute round trip through the Lindelgrund with views over vineyards and the Guldenbach valley. The locomotive hall is only accessible during these running times; the site also includes a playground and a restaurant in a narrow-gauge railway setting.

Highlights

• More than 40 narrow-gauge locomotives in the locomotive hall
• Roughly 45-minute ride on the field railway through the Lindelgrund
• Route through the former moulding-sand pit with views over vineyards

Permanent exhibition

• Lokhalle mit Feldbahnfahrzeugen – Collection of over 40 narrow-gauge locomotives, accessible on the museum railway's running days.

Admission & discounts

Prices for the field railway ride; the locomotive hall can be viewed during the running times.

Accessibility

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Kids & families

Great for kids & families

• Playground / play area

In addition to the field railway, the camping park has a playground and water playground with a climbing tree, zip line and mini zoo (day visitors €4 from age 2; groups please register).

Getting there & parking

On the outskirts of Guldental, quickly reached from the A61 and A60; on site, follow the signs to Campingpark Lindelgrund. The locomotive hall is about ten minutes' walk from the camping park.

Amenities & dining

• Restaurant

Bistrorante "Il Trenino" at the camping park with Italian cuisine (closed Mon/Tue, Wed–Sat 5–8 pm, Sun 3–8 pm).

Events & venue rental

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