The private museum exhibits instruments from three centuries: from miniature music boxes to monstrous orchestrions.

The private museum displays instruments from three centuries: from miniature music boxes to monstrous orchestrions. However, they do not stand in a corner as mute contemporary witnesses, but speak for themselves and their long-dead creators through movement and sound. Music boxes of various types and sizes illustrate the achievements and mechanical development stages of the 18th and 19th centuries. Visitors can also see and hear orchestrions from the period between 1900 and 1928 and, as a showpiece, the gigantic "Welte". Barrel organs, carousel organs and a Dutch dance organ round off the collection. Self-playing violins and many other attractions provide plenty of excitement.


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