The Local Museum Pfunds in the Tiroler Oberland area is situated in a lovely farmhouse from the 14th century.
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The Local Museum Pfunds (Heimatmuseum Pfunds) in the quarter of Dorf in Pfunds gives an interesting insight into the rural work and living culture of former times. It shows rural tools and objects in a very special ambience: The beautiful farmhouse from the 14th century, where the museum is located, has also a Nolpenstadel barn, a sacred space and a collection of arms.
The installations like oven, stove, chimney and smoke flues are original and still fully functional. In the last 100 years no changes have been made, the house was inhabited until 1980. Today it shows the rural home with smoke room, larder room, parlour, bedroom and cellar - all in all the habitation gives the impression, that the owners will come back soon...
Also three show rooms are included: One room is dedicated to ore and its extraction - it was mined in this area until 1925. Another topic are the Tyrolean freedom fights in 1809, where Franz Michael Senn, last judge of Pfunds, played an important part. In addition there are uniforms, ancient toys and religious art. The museum was awarded with the Tyrolean Museum Award.
Contact info
- Village 103 - 6542 - Pfunds
- +43 5474 5938
- pfunds@tiroler-oberland.com
Admission
€ 1.50 per person
More information
The museum is open is open only during the summer months, the rest of the year on request by calling +43 5474 5938. The summer season 2023 will start in mid-June.