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Bäuerliches Wohnmuseum: A Glimpse into Liechtenstein's Rural Past
Experience rural Liechtenstein life from around 1900 in a beautifully preserved, nearly 500-year-old wooden farmhouse.
The Bäuerliches Wohnmuseum (Rural Housing Museum) in Schellenberg offers a fascinating look into Liechtenstein's rural life around 1900. Housed in the historic Biedermann House, a wooden structure dating back to 1518, the museum showcases the living conditions and culture of Liechtenstein's farming families.
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Getting There
Public Transport
From Vaduz, take the LIEmobil bus line 11 towards Mauren. The ride takes approximately 30 minutes. From the Mauren, Post bus stop, transfer to bus line 32, 33, 35, 36E or N4 to Schellenberg. Get off at the Schellenberg, Obergut stop, which is a short walk to the museum. A single bus fare within Liechtenstein is around CHF 2.50 - CHF 3.50.
Car
From Vaduz, take Route 28 towards Schaan, then follow the signs to Schellenberg. Once in Schellenberg, follow the local road signs to Dorf. The museum is located at Dorf 62. Parking is available at Säga-Parkplatz and Parkplatz Mosterei in Schellenberg. Parking is typically free, but check local signs for any restrictions.
Walking
Schellenberg is a small village and the museum is easily accessible on foot from most parts of the village. From the center of Schellenberg, follow the signs to Dorf. The museum is located at Dorf 62.
Local tips
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The museum is open on the first and last Sunday of the month from April to October, between 2 PM and 5 PM.
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Admission is free.
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Combine your visit with a walk to the nearby Obere Burg (Upper Castle) for panoramic views of the Rhine Valley.
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Step back in time at the Bäuerliches Wohnmuseum in Schellenberg, where you can experience the life of Liechtenstein's rural population around the year 1900. The museum is located in the Biedermann House, one of the oldest wooden houses in Liechtenstein, constructed in the blockhouse style in 1518. This makes the house itself a significant historical artifact.
The Biedermann House owes its name to the Biedermann family, who lived in it for over 150 years, from 1814 to 1964. The house's construction and layout reflect the late medieval building and economic practices prevalent in the region of Liechtenstein. The house was moved several times by its owners. In 1993, it was moved to its current location and placed under historical preservation.
Inside the museum, you'll find exhibits detailing the domestic life and working environment of Liechtenstein's farmers. The displays include furniture, tools, and other everyday objects that paint a vivid picture of the challenges and traditions of rural life in Liechtenstein. The museum provides insight into a way of life that has shaped Liechtenstein's cultural identity.
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