© Münsterland e.V. / Philipp Fölting
The Falkenhof Rheine for the Castles and Burgs Day
The former noble Falkenhof is centrally located in the old town of Rheine. The entire complex, whose beginnings date back to the 9th century, comprises the three-winged main house, the gatehouse and a landscaped garden. Until the 19th century, the Falkenhof, which was influenced by the Baroque period, served as a noble residence. Today it houses Rheine's town museum. Highlights are the life testimonies of the former aristocratic residents: from pancake plates to Venetian glasses.
Family festival
Visitors are invited to an action day at the Falkenhof Museum on 19 June 2022. The programme is particularly attractive for young families. Historical costumes can be tried on, and there is information about the life of the former aristocratic residents. With a new booklet and small tasks, families can explore the entire house from the vaulted cellar to the attic and discover many interesting things. In the studio, it's all about joining in, having fun and, at the end, taking home a work of art that they have created themselves.
- Start:14:00
- End: 18:00
- Price: free of charge
- No registration required
- Indoor
- Museum in the house
- barrier-free
- for groups
- Bad weather offer
- Guided tours
Address
- Falkenhof Museum Rheine
- Tiefe Street 22
- 48431 Rheine
More info
- Rheine's market square and the city centre gastronomy can be reached on foot in a few minutes.
- The Falkenhof is open on the day of the event from 10:00 - 18:00 with free admission.
- All exhibition rooms are barrier-free. The forecourt of the Falkenhof is paved.
- Around the market square, restaurants and cafés offer culinary delights.
- A visit can easily be combined with a cycle tour along the Ems cycle path to Bentlage Monastery.
Münsterland Tourism Centre© Münsterland e.V./Fabian Riediger