museum in Bad Tatzmannsdorf

Sudburgenlandisches Freilichtmuseum

The Sudburgenlandisches Freilichtmuseum in Bad Tatzmannsdorf is an open-air museum of rural South Burgenland architecture and farm life, with original farmsteads, workshops, and outbuildings relocated and reassembled to show how people lived in this corner of Austria before mechanization.

The Sudburgenlandisches Freilichtmuseum at Elisabeth-Allee 2 in Bad Tatzmannsdorf is an open-air museum of rural South Burgenland farm life, with original farmsteads, workshops, and outbuildings relocated and reassembled from across the region. Open seasonally spring through autumn; check dazumal-burgenland.at for current hours and admission. Bad Tatzmannsdorf is about 10 km from Oberwart in South Burgenland, 100 km southeast of Vienna. Combine with Therme Loipersdorf nearby for a full day in the region.

Type
museum
Destination
Bad Tatzmannsdorf
Cost
Paid entry
Founded
1972
Era
Contemporary
Address
Elisabeth-Allee 2, 7431 Bad Tatzmannsdorf, 7431 Bad Tatzmannsdorf
Coordinates
47.3363, 16.2255
Official website
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