KMM Kulturzentrum

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. After a long ride, it was closed for the public. There was no information about it in the internet, only that it was open from 13-17hrs. Uffff what a disapointment I went next day, and indeed it is worth a visit. Even if the is long 1.5hrs, is worth it. The instruments they have are only played by hand or with a plug, no modern ones. Nice Ausserordentlich gut bestückte Sammlung von Klangmaschinen. Eine eineinhalb stündige Führung lässt den Besucher staunen. 1800..1950 oder so war die hohe Zeit der mechanischen Maschinen. Die laufen mit etwas Wartung jetzt noch wie neu. Wir selbst sind im Zeitalter der elektronischen Maschinen. Da sind 10 Jahre Lebensdauer so etwa obere Grenze. Für eine Führung, welche ich unbedingt empfehle, ist eine Anmeldung empfohlen. Amazing collection of old players. We visited as a group and had a guide take us on a tour, which was really lovely! The whole experience lasted about an hour, and he explained everything clearly and in an interesting way, especially about the history of Klang music. I’d totally recommend coming here if you enjoy cultural or musical experiences like this, it was definitely worth it! 😊 Very cool players, is around 1-2hrs it is a very nice place. there are musical instruments.with a guide it start 1.30 to 3.00 pm.second begain at 3.30 to 5.00 pm .open timings 1 o'clock. cool place There is probably no other museum of this kind in the world. The gentleman who started the museum had assembled a vast collection of automated machines. These include hundreds of types antique machines to make music. These include boxes, player pianos, musical clocks, automated pipe organs and so much more. They are all in super condition and functional. The earliest ones are several hundred years old. This is an amazing museum that contains many functional machines. You must take the (included in entry ticket) with a guide to see the machine in action, otherwise is would be rather boring to see them static. My guide was extremely passionate and knowledgeable, showed us many machines within the 90 mins in English. (While another is in German). I'm extremely impressed by the chronology of the that covered grandfather chookoo clocks and went all the way to programmable piano and organs. My guide explained the difference between different programming medium (cardboard, paper, steel plate, drum, wax drum, pegs) and their sensing mechanism using vacuum, compress air and mechanical probe. This is amazing. Don't miss this museum Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.