Rheinbacher Kutschenmuseum

About the museum

The Mostert family's carriage collection includes vehicles from the heyday of coachbuilders in the 19th century. It ranges from light single-horse carriages through larger hunting, travel and society carriages to the luxurious galacoupé. Highlights include a travel berline, a coupé of Countess Metternich, several phaetons and landaus, and omnibuses by the firms Hurel and Kimball of Chicago.

Most of the carriages are still roadworthy and are used for weddings, festive parades and outings. The museum is therefore part of a business that combines exhibitions, rentals and restoration.

The CoachHaus, which houses the carriage museum, occupies a 17th-century farmstead that, according to official records, was one of the first farms outside the old town walls of Rheinbach. The family has restored the buildings and partly converted them into an event venue, the CoachHaus.

Highlights

• Galacoupé
• Coupé of Countess Metternich
• Travel berline
• Omnibuses by the firms Hurel and Kimball (Chicago)
• Landaus, phaetons and wagonettes

Permanent exhibition

• Kutschensammlung Mostert – Historic carriages and wagons of the 19th century, from light single-horse carriages to the galacoupé.

Operated by

CoachHaus Mostert (Familie Mostert)

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

Navigation destination: Koblenzer Straße 4, 53359 Rheinbach.

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

• Spaces for rent
• Private parties
• Corporate events
• Weddings / ceremonies

Up to 76 guests.

CoachHaus event room (seating for up to 76) and two inner courtyards for weddings, birthdays, communions and company celebrations; wedding ceremonies are also possible in the carriage museum. Carriage rides can be booked.

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