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- for families
- for children (all ages)
- Stroller-friendly
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- Children's Play Area (Indoors)
- Restroom facilities
- Changing Room
BRENNPUNKT - The Fire Department Museum of the Generations
Museum/Exhibition
The Firefighting Museum in Arnsberg offers a fascinating journey through the history of firefighting with interactive exhibits and games.
Address
BRENNPUNKT - The Fire Department Museum of the Generations
Branddirektor-Kraemer-Straße 1
59821 Arnsberg
Telephone: 02931-9390998
Properties:
BRENNPUNKT—the Fire Department Museum of the Generations in Arnsberg—offers a fascinating journey through the history of firefighting. With an extensive collection of historic fire trucks, equipment, and uniforms, the Arnsberg-Feuerwehr-Historie e.V. vividly illustrates the evolution of firefighting. Visitors can experience firsthand the evolution from hand-operated pumps to historic fire trucks and learn about the technical and tactical advancements in firefighting. In addition to its permanent exhibits, the museum offers interactive presentations and special themed exhibitions that bring the legacy and significance of firefighting to life. A visit to the Arnsberg Fire Museum is an exciting experience for the whole family and provides valuable Wissen about an essential component of civil protection.
Prices
Adults: 4.50 €
Children (ages 7–16): 2.50 €
Children 6 and under: €0.00
Group ticket (10 people): €35.00, each additional person: €3.50
Group ticket with guided tour: €65.00, each additional person: €6.50
Children (ages 7–16): 2.50 €
Children 6 and under: €0.00
Group ticket (10 people): €35.00, each additional person: €3.50
Group ticket with guided tour: €65.00, each additional person: €6.50
Main opening times:
| Day | From | Until |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday | 14:00 | 17:00 |
| Sunday | 14:00 | 17:00 |
Business hours
During the season:
on odd calendar weeks, Saturdays and Sundays from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Directions
The Brennpunkt Fire Department Museum is located right next to the Arnsberg/Westf. train station. Within the city, the museum is easily accessible by public transportation on lines C 1/C 3, S 10, R 51, or C 10.