Welcome to the Radio-Museum Linsengericht e.V. in Hesse/Germany.

We are a small non-profit association that runs a museum dedicated to vintage radio and tube technology from 1900 to 1970.

• The museum is open every Sunday from 14:00 to 18:00. We primarily operate in German, so we kindly ask English-speaking visitors to contact us in advance so we can arrange for an interpreter. Admission is free, but donations are welcome.
• We also have a dedicated department for repairs and teaching repair skills. If you would like to have an old radio (1900-1960) repaired, feel free to contact us. Our “Clinic” is open every Friday from 19:30 for repairs.
• You can also reach out to us with questions about vintage tube and radio technology, and we will do our best to answer them. As a non-profit association, we are not professional or commercial engineers – we are hobbyists!
• We do NOT sell or buy, and we do NOT provide appraisals for the sale of radios or technology.
• Our organization is funded solely by donations. If you wish to donate radios or technical equipment, please contact us in advance!
• We are located on the top floor of an old school building. Unfortunately, we are not wheelchair accessible, but we offer guided tours via video chat.

You can contact us by email at post[at]radio-museum.de or by phone at 06051/7869569 and leave a message. We typically respond within a few hours.

 

Address: 63589 Linsengericht, Florianstraße 8