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The Black Forest Open Air Museum Vogtsbauernhof is one of the most famous attractions in the Middle Black Forest, it is in the range of the Kinzigtals between Hausach and Gutach (Black Forest Railway).
background
The open-air museum was founded in 1963 by Prof. Herman Schilli founded. The aim of this museum is to explain life in the Black Forest in the last few centuries as multifaceted as possible. The was used as the basis of the museum Vogtsbauernhofwhich has had its place on this site since 1650 and which was probably the property of a valley governor. The museum was supplemented by further farms and their outbuildings. They had their original locations elsewhere and were transported here over the years and rebuilt as true to the original as possible.
getting there
By plane
By train
The Black Forest Railway goes right past the museum, the stop is right in front of the museum entrance 1 Gutach open-air museum. Only the trains of the Ortenau S-Bahn stop. If you come from Offenburg with the Black Forest Railway, you have to get off in Hausach and change to the S-Bahn or the TGO bus.
By bus
The buses of the Ortenau line TGO also stop directly at the museum.
In the street
The 
runs parallel to the railway east of the Gutach, there is a large, well-signposted parking lot.
Fees and opening times
Opening times daily 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, in August until 7:00 pm during the season from April to October
Despite the winter break, the Christmas market is open for a few days (usually on the weekend of the Third Advent).
entry Adults 9 €, reduced 8 €, children up to 5 years free, up to 17 years 5 €.
Audio guide 
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3 €
mobility
Dynamic cardsYou move around the site on foot.
The paths between the houses can also be used with wheelchairs. Since Black Forest houses are built into the slope, the paths around the houses are connected with inclines, some of which are overcome with steps. These paths are only limited, and some are not wheelchair accessible at all. There is no barrier-free access within the houses.
Tourist Attractions
Black Forest house and living
- 1 Vogtsbauernhof: The farm has stood at this point in the Gutach Valley since around 1570, it is an example of that Gutacher house type. Mainly wooden construction, ground floor and walling of the kitchen are made of stone. On the slope side is a high entrance to the roof space.
- Life of day laborers and traveling craftsmen (sturgeon craftsmen)
- 2 Hippenseppenhof The farm was built near Furtwangen in 1599, it's an example of a Heidenhausas was customary in the central and southern Black Forest. The farm was moved to Gutach in 1966. Typically the hipped roof with the roof surfaces pulled down far.
- In the Hippenseppenhof there is a "Black Forest Cabinet", an exhibition of traditional costumes and Black Forest clocks
- 3 Hotzenwaldhaus The house is a replica of a courtyard near Großherrischwand from 1756. It stands alongside the slope, the driveway is on the back across the roof. The hipped roof is thatched. The farm has been part of the museum since 1980
- Textile craft in the Black Forest
- 4 Lorenzenhof built around 1540 in the Kinzig valley near Oberwolfach. This type of Kinzig valley house has storage rooms for wine and fruit. The farm has been in the museum since 1972
- 5 Schauinslandhaus Replica of a courtyard built in 1680 near Hofsgrund. It stands alongside the slope and has a cross entrance. The entrance is on the narrow side, the roof is covered with shingles.
- Representation of the Schnefler craft (wood carver, clapboard maker)
- 6 Falkenhof House type des Delicate house, built in 1737 in Buchenbach-Wagensteig. The courtyard is used by the museum as a stable for large cattle.
- Dairy farming; Light sources then and now
- 7 Day laborer's house The residents of this house worked as forest workers, weavers or day laborers. The meager life of these people is reflected in the facility.
- 8 Personal treasure house When a farmer gave up his farm in younger hands, he moved into a personal treasure house. It was contractually regulated how his successor had to pay for the personal belongings (food, clothing).
Outbuildings for storage and work
Outbuildings as storage and for the kitchen
- 1 Baking and distillery
- Gutacher Speicher, simple outbuilding with a cellar and first floor
- 2 Kinzigtäler Speicher
- 3 High Black Forest storage for cool and dry storage of perishable food
Water-powered outbuildings for farm work
- 4 Flour mill
- 5 Tapping and plotting saw (longitudinal cut of long beams)
- 6 High-aisle saw, crank drive for a saw frame (successor to the knock saw)
- 7 Hemp grater for the extraction of hemp and flax fibers
- 8 Hammer forge, oil mill for squeezing oil fruits such as rapeseed, flax or walnuts
- 1 Court chapel with bell: it also belonged to numerous courts. The bell rang for prayer at certain times of the day, it also served as a widely audible signal.
- 1 Herb garden
activities
- 2 Pavilion, meeting point for guided tours
- Free museum tours for visitors daily at 2:30 p.m., in August also at 11:30 a.m.
- Mill demonstrations daily at 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m.
- Gutacher Tracht (Bollenhut): Sunday mid-May to mid-September are from 13: 00-15: 30 in the museum
- Cooking demonstrations in the Falkenhof from mid-May to mid-Sept 11 am-2.30pm
- Daily changing craftsman demonstrations May-Sept
- Museum workshop for families in the Hotzenwaldhaus
- Vacation programs
shop
- 3 Museum shop, open daily 11 am-6pm
kitchen
- 1 Hofengel restaurant
- There is also a picnic area and a kiosk on the museum grounds
accommodation
The Vogtsbauernhöfe are a popular destination for a half-day excursion. There are overnight accommodations in all neighboring towns.
health
Practical advice
- The terrain is not completely flat, there are steps in the buildings.
- Service telephone 49 (0) 7831 / 9356-0, information for people with reduced mobility
- Disabled toilets in the entrance area
