Farmers' Museum Richen | Museum Tour

Discover the agricultural past and a fully furnished farmhouse during a guided tour. A tour of the Richen Agricultural Museum provides insights into the rural history of the Eppingen district of Richen. The museum is located in the former stall for stallions of the village, a half-timbered building from the first half of the 18th century, which once belonged to Prince Leiningen and originally served as a wine press. The carefully arranged kitchen, living and sleeping rooms, as well as the entire utility areas and the cider cellar, give visitors a vivid impression of rural living and working in pre-industrial times. The building itself is also an architectural highlight due to its rare roof construction with a hanging roof truss and is protected as a historical monument.

Guided Tour
Duration: approximately 60 minutes
Maximum number of participants: 20 people

Other Information
Museum visits are also possible without a guided tour. Free admission during regular opening hours.