Special opening hours during the Easter vacations:

Good Friday – 07.04.2023: closed
Easter Sunday – 09.04.2023: closed
Tuesday, 11.04.2023: 10:00 – 18:00
Wednesday, 12.04.2023: 10:00 – 18:00

Welcome to the Fördertechnik-Museum in Sinsheim

The “Fördertechnik-Museum” has been opened in Sinsheim, Germany, where exhibits from all eras of transportation development are on display. This from prehistoric times to our high-tech age. The museum is located next to the Auto- und Technikmuseum Sinsheim and fully accessible. All exhibition areas can be reached with a wheelchair. We are looking forward to your visit to the Fördertechnik-Museum in Sinsheim.

The museum

The great importance of conveying systems is shown on 2000 m² floor area on the former company property of “Axmann conveying technologies”.

Family & Kids

The museum aims for making the world of conveying technology accessible to adults as well as children.

School & University

Students and pupils not only from technical institutions can learn a lot of the machines’ and devices’ principles of operation.

Research & development

New products and technologies are developed in the museum with the aid of own and external engineers.

Events & Workshops

A versatile construction programme is available for children of all ages in cooperation with Fischer-Technik.

Tutorials & meetings

There are conference rooms for tutorials and meetings in the museum as well as a bistro for your culinary well-being.

17. March 2023

Fischertechnik Süd:Convention 2023

Once a year, fischertechnik fans meet in the halls of the Fördertechnik Museum to present their own fischertechnik projects. An exciting day that promises not […]

21. December 2022

Opening hours during the Christmas holidays

Dear visitors, please note our adjusted opening hours during the Christmas vacations: Wed, 21/12/2022 – 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Thu, 22/12/2022 – 10:00 a.m. […]

Birthday parties

Entry fees

To our visitors

Admission to the museum is not subject to any restrictions. The Fördertechnik Museum still recommends that you wear mouth/nose protection to protect yourself, third party visitors and museum staff. If you are experiencing any symptoms of illness, please stay at home.