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Alpbach Museum of Alpine Farming
The "Vorder-Unterberg" farmstead in Inneralpbach was built between 1636 and 1638. In 1975 it was leased by the community; original furniture and tools were added and the building was opened to the public.
The farmhouse is not a "dead" museum: there are cows, chickens and pigs running around in the stables located at the back.
About 800 utensils and furnishings are on display, giving insight into the rural life of the Alpbach valley.
The farmhouse is not a "dead" museum: there are cows, chickens and pigs running around in the stables located at the back.
About 800 utensils and furnishings are on display, giving insight into the rural life of the Alpbach valley.
Summer: May to September
11 am - 4 pm and by arrangement on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday: closed
Winter: by prior appointment
11 am - 4 pm and by arrangement on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday: closed
Winter: by prior appointment
Admission/Fee
Discounts
Admission Fee/Person:
EUR1.00
- 2.50
Group rates (minimum of 10 persons): €2 per person
Pupils: €1 per person
Children: €1 per child
Pupils: €1 per person
Children: €1 per child
Payment Options
- Cash
Languages
- German
- English
Suitable for
- Families
- Groups
- Seniors
Family
Schießling
40
A- 6236 Alpbach, Austria
40
A- 6236 Alpbach, Austria
Tel.: +43 (5336) 5607
