Museum of Technology and Agriculture

A fascination with the technology of past centuries, coupled with an interest in the living conditions of our ancestors in the northern Rhein-Sieg district, sparked the idea for a museum in Much-Berzbach. The initial concept dates back to the late 1980s. As part of the "Our Village Has a Future" competition, old agricultural machines were restored, displayed, and documented throughout the village. In 2007, some barns became available, and the plan was to create an open space with these old tools as a "side attraction" for interested hikers. This eventually led to the creation of a proper little museum.

Technology plays a major role in our museum. The installation is designed so that all machines can only be operated by remote control. DVDs from all major manufacturers of agricultural machinery, including historical models, are shown via a projector.

The technology and agricultural museum is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Any steps can be bypassed. The museum also has an accessible toilet.
For cyclists with e-bikes, there is the option to To charge the battery.

Registration and inquiries only by phone