Kannegießerhaus Rheine
Rheine
The Kannegießerhaus is one of the oldest preserved town houses in Rheine and dates back to the 15th century. The Kannegiesser family was quite respected and provided several mayors in the city of Rheine in the past centuries.
History informationThe Kannegießerhaus was built in the 15th century above the oldest town moat near St. Dynosius Church. It is a stately burgher's house that was rebuilt in the Renaissance style in the 16th and 17th centuries.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, the house was inhabited by the Kannegiesser family, which gives its name to the magnificent building. The Kannegiesser family was a respected family that provided several mayors of the city of Rheine between 1576 and 1680.
The building served as a wine shop for about a century until it was bought by the city of Rheine in 1982 in the course of the city's redevelopment. The Kannegiesserhaus then housed the town archives until 2007. It then moved to the new town hall together with the town library.
The Kannegießerhaus is now used as a facility for the educational service.
Tour information- A tour of the exterior is possible at any time. Also as part of a historical guided tour of the city.
- A tour of the interior is not possible.
- Tourist attractions – various
- Structure/Modern architecture
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48431 Rheine
Deutschland
48431 Rheine
Deutschland
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ArrivalAs the second largest city in the Münsterland region, Rheine is easily accessible by car and train. The Kannegiesserhaus is located on Marktstraße near St. Dionysius Church.
Arriving by car
From the north, west and east via the A30 (Osnabrück - Amsterdam) with the Rheine and Rheine-Nord junctions.
From the south via the A31 to the Steinfurt exit and continue via the B54 towards Steinfurt. Then via the B70 in the direction of Rheine.
From the south via the A1 to the Greven exit and continue via the B481 towards Emsdetten/Rheine.
Arriving by train
Rheine is served by various IC and regional trains. There are train connections from Amsterdam, Cologne, Berlin, Krefeld and Emden, among others. There are also regular connections to Münster. It is only a few minutes' walk from the station to Rheine town centre.
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