Bicycle museum Germany, Bad Brueckenau
If you are interested in bicycle history and you visit Germany a stop at Ivan Sojc´s german bicycle Museum in Bad Brueckenau is a must. The art nouveau villa with more than 450 m2 houses almost 230 bicycles from all eras. Very nice velocipedes, ordinary bicycles and safety bicycles, modern bikes and curiosities like the safety bicycle made by Valentin Wiegele (Austria, for sure one of the first safety bicycles) are shown. Most of the bicycles are still in origin condition, some of them are restorated. Also you can see very nice bicycle accessories, posters and advertising stuff.
The museum has its own bicycle store where you can for example buy origin parts for your bike – if they are available. In summer you can give 20 different bicycles a try or have a coffee and cake in the museums own coffeehouse.
Open from Tuesday to Friday
09:00 – 12:00 Uhr
14:00 – 17:00 Uhr
and Saturday, Sunday and public holidays
10:00 – 17:00 Uhr
Deutsches Fahrradmuseum
Heinrich-von-Bibra-Str. 24
97769 Bad Brückenau
Tel: (09741) 93 82-55
Fax: (09741) 93 82-54
http://www.deutsches-fahrradmuseum.de/
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| German velocipede, unknown blacksmith |
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| Valentin Wiegele, Austria |
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| Hillmann Herbert Cooper Premier tricycle, all nickel-plated |
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| Springfield Roadster |
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| German Star bicycle with foot brake |
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| American eagle |
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| Starley Rover |
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| Peugeot |
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| Hirondelle Superbe |
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| Hengstenberg bicycle, 1896 |
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| Aluminium-covering, Hengstenberg bicycle, 1896 |
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| Victor monotube ladies bicycle |
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| Grundner Lemisch, austrian bamboo-bicycle |
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| The shop |
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| The military room |
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| Diamant Modell 67 |
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| Adler multicycle |
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| French racing bicycle |
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| The masters garage |
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| The motorcycle-room |
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| French aluminium bicycle |
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| Electric aluminium bicycle with twin-tires |
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| The Clubroom |
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| Svea, Sweden, 1896, pneumatic 5-gear |
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| Svea, Sweden, 1896, pneumatic 5-gear |
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| Svea, Sweden, 1896, pneumatic 5-gear |
