Feuerwehrmuseum Spalt
Small fire service museum in Spalt's Old Town Hall, built in 1524, with historic firefighting equipment, buckets and pumps.
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About the museum
The Old Town Hall on Hauptstraße was built in 1524 under Prince-Bishop Gabriel von Eyb. The basement served for a long time as a market hall and later as a police station. In 1753 an apartment was fitted out for the court clerk; in 1816 the building passed into municipal ownership.
Until 1933 the building was Spalt's town hall; afterwards the fire brigade moved in. Today the house displays a small collection on fire service history, with historic equipment, fire buckets and pumps.
Highlights
- Collection of historic fire-fighting equipment
- Fire buckets and hand pumps
- Old Town Hall from 1524 as the museum building
Permanent exhibition
- Feuerwehrhistorische Sammlung im Alten Rathaus – Historic fire-fighting equipment, fire buckets and pumps in the building, which dates from 1524.
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €1 |
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| Children & teens | –Children and young people enter free. |
Free admission with the guest card.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits by registration only, through the tourist information office in the HopfenBierGut museum. |
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