Dogs are welcome in the Museumsdorf at any time, but they must be kept on a leash. The enclosures at the "Living Farm" can only be visited from the outside with dogs due to free-range animals.

The Card for Lower Austria entitles to a one-time free visit during the regular opening hours.
For groups (group size from 15 persons) the Card for Lower Austria is not valid.

Yes, this is located directly at the car park of the Museumsdorf and can be used during the season.

The Village inn is part of the Museumsdorf and cannot be visited without an entrance ticket.

No. The graveled paths in the Museumsdorf are not suitable due to the associated danger of falling.

The grounds of the Museumsdorf are very spacious. It should take about 2 hours to visit all walk-in houses and gardens. However, the extensive offers make it possible to spend the whole day in the museum village.

If you would like to take part in a guided tour, you do not need to register in advance. You can find information on this under "Your visit". If you are interested in an individual tour, please contact us in advance at 02534 33312.

No. The houses are museum objects, which reflect the scientific contents of the enterprise, and can therefore not be rented. However, it is possible to rent one of the courtyards for an event.

Yes. Our animals are also cared for extensively by our farm team during the whole winter.

Meanwhile, there are about 80 buildings such as farms, craftsmen's houses, chapels, barns, press houses, an inn and a school.

The foundation stone for the Museumsdorf was laid in 1979 by Prof. Josef Geissler. Since then, the company has developed into a central institution of the Lower Austrian museum landscape.

No. The Museumsdorf does not sell plants. But various old fruits and vegetables, which are cultivated by the gardening team, can be purchased at the annual plant market. Further information can be found under "Program".