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Discover the impressive Black Forest farms, housing and he worked in the region for the last 400 years.
Tour of the Vogtsbauernhof Open Air Museum Farms, a Journey into Black Forest History
As you enter the historic farmhouses of the Vogtsbauernhof open-air museum, you will be greeted by majestic wooden buildings dating back centuries. These farmhouses have been carefully transported from different regions of the Black Forest and reconstructed with great precision. The tour guides you through a diversity of architectural styles, from the simplest farmhouses to the most elaborate, showing the evolution of rural architecture and agricultural techniques over the centuries.
During the tour, you can explore traditional houses, stables, barns, a grain mill and a distillery, all equipped with original period tools and furnishings. In addition, the museum offers live demonstrations of traditional crafts such as Bollenhut (typical hat) making, carpentry and basketry, allowing you to experience first-hand what life was like on the farms of the Black Forest.
This tour is a unique opportunity to learn about the rich rural history and traditions of a region that has kept its roots intact for over 600 years.
You will visit the impressive historic farmsteads of the Black Forest, along with old mills, sawmills and barns, and discover what life, living and working in the region was like for the past 600 years. In the open-air museum, you will immerse yourself in authentic traditional rural life, exploring the culture and rich history of the area.
You’ll tour historic houses where you can still smell the scent of the last fire burning, and discover stables housing ancient breeds of domestic animals. In the nearby meadows, sheep, goats and chickens graze freely, giving you a unique experience of the rural environment of the Black Forest.
This tour offers you a total immersion into the agricultural tradition and daily life of a region that has kept its customs alive for centuries.
Take any of these transports along the B33 road, between Hausach and Gutach, and parking is available for Buses, Cars and Motorcycles.
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As you enter the Vogtsbauernhof open-air museum farmsteads, you will be greeted by imposing wooden buildings dating back centuries. Each of the farmhouses has been carefully transported from different parts of the Black Forest and reconstructed in great detail.
The tour takes you through different styles of farmhouses, from the simplest to the most elaborate, reflecting the architectural evolution and changes in farming techniques over time.
During the tour, you can explore the houses, stables, barns, cereal mill and distillery all equipped with original period tools and furnishings.
In addition, live demonstrations of traditional trades such as Bollenhut (traditional hat) making, carpentry and basketry are offered, allowing you to see firsthand what life was like on these farms.
Best price per person: € 17 € 12.00
SHARED SERVICE TOUR
Shared Service Tour, discover the best of the Museo de las Granjas, along with other travelers. This tour is perfect for those looking to socialize and share experiences while exploring the most emblematic places of the region. This tour is ideal for families, groups of friends or solo travelers who want to meet new people and enjoy a fun-filled day.
PRIVATE SERVICE TOUR
Enjoy a Private Service Tour designed especially for you and your companions. Perfect for families, groups of friends or couples looking for a more intimate and memorable experience. Contact us for more information about prices.
The Vogtsbauernhof museum has a train stop Gutach Freilichtmuseum (for more information see Aplicación DB Navigator (bahn.de)
The Vogtsbauernhof museum is located directly on the B33 road, between Hausach and Gutach, and has parking facilities for buses, cars and motorcycles.
Hours vary according to the season, but it is generally open from the end of March to the beginning of November, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. In August every day from 9 am to 7 pm. Last entrance at 5 p.m.
The entrance fee varies according to age and type of visit. There are discounts for children, students, and senior citizens, as well as family rates.
Although the museum is located on an uneven terrain, efforts have been made to make most areas accessible to wheelchairs and people with reduced mobility.
Yes, guided tours can be booked. It is advisable to check availability and book in advance.
In general, photography for personal use is permitted. However, respect for the exhibits and other visitors must be observed.
The museum has a restaurant and a kiosk/afeteria offering typical food of the region. There are also picnic areas for those who prefer to bring their own food.
Yes, the museum is very family friendly and offers several interactive activities for children, such as workshops and play areas.
Yes, dogs only.
Yes, the museum has ample parking for cars and tour buses.
Yes, only dogs
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The trip was wonderful and very complete and a guide who knows his job well. Thank you for everything.
Fantastic trip. My dream has come true. The organization and the relationship with Corina, a guide who, on the one hand, shows her experience in organizing trips of this type and, on the other hand, the kindness and flexibility she shows with the group.
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