On an open area of four-hectares in Teodone near Brunico the history of rural life is told
Image gallery: South Tyrolean Folklore Museum
The South Tyrolean Folklore Museum in Teodone is one of the most beautiful open air museums in Europe. Visitors can explore dozens of characteristic farms of various South Tyrolean valleys and learn a lot about the original tools and equipment farmers used in the past. This ethnographic museum is one of the museums founded by the Province of South Tyrol. At the "Mair am Hof" farm, the core of the museum, visitors can learn a lot about the life of the rural nobility, craft-work and religious traditions.
Moreover, it exhibits a collection of pipes, belts and zithers. The exhibition rooms on the ground floor are also accessible by people with disabilities. In the open area of the South Tyrolean Folklore Museum visitors can explore the inside of several farm houses and factories, get a very interesting insight into the farmers' everyday life and learn a lot about the different types of farms and farm houses in South Tyrol.
Very often children tend to be bored when visiting a museum. This is definitely not going to be the case in Teodone, where they can spend a very exciting day outside, have fun at the different play points located in the museum, meet farm animals and watch farmers' activities such as bread baking, hoeing and sheep shearing.
Contact info
- Via Duca Teodone / Herzog-Diet-Strasse 24 - 39031 - Brunico / Bruneck
- +39 0474 552087
- info@museo-etnografico.it
Opening times
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
€ 9.00 adults
€ 6.70 students (up to 26 years)
€ 6.70 groups (15 and more persons)
€ 6.70 seniors 65+
€ 6.70 people with disabilities
€ 1.50 school classes
free for children under 6 years
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family ticket:
€ 18.00 2 adults with children under 16 years
€ 9.00 1 adult with children under 16 years
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guided tour:
€ 45.00 groups
€ 20.00 school classes
More information
Guided tours are offered upon request for groups and for school classes. Approximate length of visit: 2 to 3 hours are recommended. The South Tyrolean Folklore Museum stays open every year from mid-April to mid-November, Monday rest day. It remains closed in winter.
Season start 2025 on April 15.
