vehicle museum (fahrzeug-museum marxzell)
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Это частный музей, его можно сразу увидеть, на здании визит настоящий бампер автомобиля и на крыше слово Музей. В музее выставлены автомобили, мотоциклы, скутеры, велосипеды, колонки с бензозаправок и многое другое. Музей уже перегружен, очень много экспонатов, которые не помещаются, некоторые предметы подвесили к потолку. Самый интересный автомобиль — это Ролс Ройс 1936 года выпуска. Меня заинтересовала коллекция старых телефонов, есть вообще телефоны девятнадцатого века.
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The place is not a museum, it's more like a warehouse full of stuff.Cars, tractors, dolls, dresses, and many other items.The fee is 5 eur, it's fair. Don't expect to see any items descriptions, all the stuff is compressed in the building.Sometimes you will see old dolls on top of cars, a little bit creepy. The place is a bit smelly like an old basement.Anyhow, worth a visit, but don't expect too much.
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In dem ehemaligen Sägewerk werden seit über 40 Jahren alte Fahrzeuge und Maschinen ausgestellt. Das etwas andere Museum ist wohl eher eine große Sammlung mit besonderem Charme. Der Gesamteindruck mag etwas skurril erscheinen, aber es steckt sehr viel Engagement und Leidenschaft in diesem sympathischen Ort. Wer eine gewöhnliche Ausstellung erwartet, wird wohl überfordert und enttäuscht sein. Wenn man jedoch zwischen der immensen Anhäufung der historischen Gegenstände und Fahrzeuge auf Entdeckungsreise gehen möchte, ist man hier genau richtig. Nähere Informationen zu den Exponaten erhält man auf Nachfrage bei den beiden Inhabern des Museums. Im Museumskino werden alte Schwarzweiß-Filme gezeigt.Die Ortsangabe stimmt hier leider nicht: Das Museum befindet sich nicht in Pforzheim, sondern im 25 km entfernten Marxzell.
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Das Museum ist nett, hatten uns aber mehr erwartet. Man kann nicht von Museum sondern eher von Mega Garage sprechen. Es gibt so viele Teile und Fahrzeuge ( und Dreck und Staub ). Wenn ich gewusst hätte wie es ist, wäre ich nicht extra hin gefahren.
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Im Mai waren wir im Museum in Marxzell. Es war einfach anders. Man kann nicht alles aufnehmen was man da so zu sehen bekommt. Autos, Feuerwehrfahrzeuge, Tretautos, alte Möbel, Gebrauchsgegenstände im alltäglichen Leben vor unserer Zeit, Kleider, Puppen, Puppenwagen.... es ist einfach schier unmöglich zu beschreiben was dort zusammen getragen wurde. Dann wurde auch noch die grosse Orgel angedreht. Es war sehr schön. Als krönender Abschluss haben wir uns im alten Kino auch noch alte Filme angesehen.Immer wieder.
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Un charmant bric à brac qui permet de remonter le temps à la découverte des voitures anciennes toutes marques confondues, mais aussi de différentes collections d'objets du quotidien. Un moment familial, convivial et didactique.
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I visited this amazing collection of memorabilia 2 weeks ago with a coach party of classic car fans on tour with Euroff Ltd, a small company specialising in taking enthusiasts to European motor museum and classic car shows. After parking the coach near the too small carpark, we passed a pen full of poultry including a couple of vociferous turkeys, a tram in need of TLC, a sort of dilapidated tank and other bits of automobilia. Inside we were greeted by the bearded Hubert Reichart, son of the original collector. He promised us a couple of surprises at the end of our visit. It happened to be a cold day and so the ambient temperature tended to determine the length of our visit (about 90 minutes), though given the right conditions quite a few members of the group would have gladly stayed longer. In the cellar, which contained a number of French cars, the star of which was a racing Amilcar, it was almost too cold to appreciate what was there. Elsewhere every bit of space was filled with almost every household article made or used in the last 100 years. There was even a Rolls Royce that was, supposedly, first owned by Queen Mary. It was just a shame that so few of these cars, fire engines, motorbikes etc were unlikely to take to the road again. The only one that looked if it was used at all was an 'Adenauer' Mercedes (not black, but white) that was probably used for weddings. All the others looked house-bound. An amazing collection none the less, but, as one reviewer has already pointed out, scarcely any descriptions of the thousands of items or vehicles meticulously collected by Hubert's parents during the past 45 years.His surprise at the end of our visit, which caused peals of laughter from some of our group, was a clip from a W.C.Fields film involving a hilarious car chase. This was preceded by Hubert giving a brief recital on his pianola - his pedalling produced a hardly recognisable rendering of 'Deutschland uber alles' followed, appropriately and deferentially, by 'God save the Queen'! He played us out with a far more musical tune on a barrel organ strategically placed by the exit. This was an amazing place - an old water mill, with a working generator in the freezing cellar. Well worth a visit and good value for money.
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Первый раз попала случайно-заблудились и хотели развернуться на музейной стоянке. Стало интересно, зашли,теперь заезжаем при каждой возможности,привозим друзей и детей, жаль,что плохо знаю немецкий
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We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here and spent around 1 hour but could have spent longer but were pushed for time. The vehicles on offer were superb and varied with many other things such as tools, dolls/teddies, stuffed animals etc. so a mixture for everyone and at the end of the tour there is a little cinema by the entrance where you can sit and see a very funny film circa 1920's which is very enjoyable. The owner even played 'God Save the Queen' as a few of us were British which was a nice touch.
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Although we visited with our 4 year old grandson it was disappointing as there was no interactive elements for him so he soon became bored. However for car enthusiasts it is worth a visit. The entrance fee is around £7 for adults.How they pack so many vehicles into the space is a mystery.A fascinating exhibition with vehicles from the 50s through to the 70s.