Tradition meets craft: Experience the Austrian open -air museum!

Tradition meets craft: Experience the Austrian open -air museum!

Österreichisches Freilichtmuseum Stübing, Österreich - The Austrian open-air museum Stübing preserves traditional craft as a valuable part of the cultural heritage. Over 100 historical buildings invite visitors to deal with the techniques and ways of life of the ancestors. These authentic buildings not only require craft knowledge, but also contribute to sustainable buildings. The connection between people, material and nature is made tangible here and as a competence center for classic craft, the museum conveys its knowledge to all generations.

A particularly important value is placed on the transfer of craftsmanship. Expert craftsmen manage activities such as broom tie, shingle make or build fences in a variety of courses. Craft courses and interactive activities such as sawing or burning wooden parts are available for all age groups. Particularly noteworthy is the program day "Osterlamm & Antlassei" on April 13, in which the craftsmen demonstrate their skills and will be given the opportunity to acquire handmade products.

events and actions in the museum

On April 17, a creative participation program entitled "Working on Easter" is offered for children. This not only promotes creativity, but also offers a valuable insight into the manual techniques. On May 1st, the museum celebrates with a large family festival under the motto "Off in the spring!". Here visitors can look forward to traditional activities such as the maypole, hands -on stations, music and culinary delights.

The series of events "Family time", which starts on April 12, is intended to promote generation -related experiences and make the museum visit a joint experience for young and old. Entry for visitors under the age of 19 is free, and families can benefit from various reduced tours that are already offered from 10.50 euros per child.

A look beyond the borders - domain Dahlem in Berlin

Another example of the valuable connection between traditional craft and history can be found in Berlin. The domain dahlem combines agriculture, nutritional culture and traditional craft on a historic manor with more than 800 years of history. Like the open -air museum in Stübing, the domain of Dahlem also offers interactive workshops and experiences for children and adults. Here visitors can visit pottery courses, learn traditional craftsmanship or find out about the path of food from the field to the plate.

Family-friendly offers and school classes are welcome, which makes the Dahlem domain a popular goal for educational and leisure activities. There are also cultural institutions nearby such as the Botanical Museum, which enriches the visit to this historical context.

The Austrian open -air museum Stübing is actively committed to keeping the craft traditions alive and creating cross -generational experiences. It invites everyone to immerse themselves in the world of craft and to discover this important cultural technology.

Visit the largest open-air museum and experience how craft and history are closely linked.