Opening hours during the summer holidays:
Thu – Sun
10 – 18 h

Besucherattraktion Wagen 5 der Wuppertaler Schwebebahn

Ausstellung zu Fließband und Mini-Achterbahn

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.

Kind arbeitet mit Fischertechnik-Baukasten

17. March 2023

Fischertechnik Süd:Convention 2023

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

Ausstellungsraum der Zugmaschinentechnik

Kiste der deutschen Post rollt über ein Fließband

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.