In the South Tyrolean Folklore Museum in Teodone near Brunico you can discover how rural life was like in the past
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The South Tyrolean Folklore Museum in Teodone is one of the most beautiful open air museums in Europe. Visitors can discover everything on the farmers' lives thanks to the South Tyrolean farms with the original furniture. However, the true highlight of this museum is undoubtedly the Mair am Hof residence where you cna relive the lives of landlords, visit artisanal laboatories discover more about religious traditions and enjoy pipe, belt and zither collections.
The barrier-free exhibition rooms on the ground floor are accessible to everyone. In the outdoor area you can visit many different buildings and rooms, each one with its special charm, including old kitchens, Stuben, stables, mills and of course farmsteads and artisanal laboratories.
The South Tyrolean folklore museum in Teodone offers fascinating activities for children as well. Little guests will definitely enjoy the old, creaky wooden wheel, the water pump and the numerous animals living here. Furthermore, they can have fun playing different games at the specifically tailored installations. The museum also organises events where old jobs are reenacted. Here history is brought back to life!
The museum reopens on 15 April 2026.
Contact info
- Via Duca Teodone / Herzog-Diet-Strasse 24 - 39031 - Brunico / Bruneck
- +39 0474 552087
- info@museo-etnografico.it
Opening times
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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 2026 on April 15.
