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Salzburger Land
Salzburg City
- Salzach Cruise
- Hohensalzburg Fortress
- Salzburg Zoo
- Hellbrunn Fountains
- Mozart’s Birthplace Salzburg
- Mozart’s Residence
- House of Nature Salzburg
- Salzburg Residence
- Salzburg Residence Gallery
- Salzburg Baroque Museum
- Salzburg Open-Air Museum
- Stiegl’s Brewery Word
- Cathedral Grave Museum
- Salzburg Cathedral Museum
- Festival Theaters
- Mönchsberg Lift Salzburg
- Saint Peter Catacombs
- World of the Marionettes
- Toy Museum Salzburg
- Salzburg Costumes
Berchtesgaden
Land Tirol
Salzburg Open-Air Museum
Salzburg Open Air Museum Experience
60 farmhouses, barns, mills, workshops and pastures spanning 5 centuries as well as long-time and special exhibitions worth seeing, and multifaceted crafts presentations will turn your visit into an unforgettable experience. The museum is one of the biggest places of interest near the city of Salzburg in Großgmain. Visit an eventful destination for the whole family! Over 50 original farms of the Salzburg state spanning 5 centuries.
- Farms, workshops, village school, smiths, pastures, chapel
- Cottage gardens
- Old tractors, steam machines, implements
- Spectacular exhibitions and special exhibitions
- Multifaceted crafts presentations
- Traditional performances, folk-dancing afternoons, muscians’ meetings
- Historical guesthouse with guest garden and wooden skittle alley
- Large experience area, museum quiz
- Family-friendly entrance tickets, free parking place
The Salzburg Open Air Museum is located near the city of Salzburg on an area of 500,000 m2 in the middle of the Untersberg Natural Park.
The Salzburg Open Air Museum is divided in 5 areas.
The buildings were summarized architecturally and built just like the state of Salzburg:
- Flachgau
- Tennengau
- Pongau
- Pinzgau
- Lungau
Salzburg Open Air Museum
Lively Museum
But even the documentation regarding the working world does not come short. On Sundays and public holidays, craftsmen and artists from the whole state of Salzburg, Upper Austria and Bavaria, are invited to show their know-how in the rebuilt museum yards.
On one hand they present trades that were once scholastic professions and even now still partly so, and that were still organized in guilds over 120 years ago. On the other hand they also display skills that were operated as a house trade (cottage industry) and served just as an additional earning. These additional occupations, like broom and brush binding, basket braiding, making wooden shoes, swings, rakes, shingles and forks, were mostly operated during the winter months and were an improvement to the paltry income.
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EN Lofer: Salzburg Open-Air Museum
DE Salzburger Freilichtmuseum
