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.
The aristocratic von Morrien family remodelled and extended the Falkenhof over the centuries, and today it is a museum open to the public. During the short guided tour, the exciting history of the Falkenhof is told, and the outside grounds and some of the interior rooms are visited.
Today, children can paint and create architectural collages in the museum studio, with suggestions provided by the museum educators on site. Families can set off individually on a scavenger hunt to explore the Falkenhof, the Museum Kloster Bentlage and the Salzsiedehaus with questions and small search games.
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