The Niedersulz Open-Air Museum (Museumsdorf Niedersulz) was established in 1979 and is the largest open-air museum in the state of Lower Austria. The museum showcases the daily lives of the villagers in the region. There are about 80 ancient buildings from various periods over the last 200 years. The museum’s buildings include farmhouses, workshops, chapels, barns, an inn, a school, wine presses, and more.
The colorful gardens of the buildings are especially beautiful to see. The flower gardens, herb gardens, and vegetable gardens are full of vegetation typical of this region.
This is what the Niedersulz Open-Air Museum looks like
Essential Information for Visiting the Open-Air Museum
Opening Hours:
From mid-April to mid-October, every day from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM. The last admission is at 5:00 PM. From mid-October to the beginning of November, the museum closes at 5:00 PM. Last admission is at 4:00 PM.
Costs:
- Adult: €13
- Senior: €11
- Student: €11
- Children up to age 18: Free
Address: Niedersulz 250, 2224 Niedersulz
How to Get There?
The open-air museum is about a 45-minute drive from Vienna. Access by public transport is not convenient, so it is advisable to go there by car. If you are traveling to Brno in the Czech Republic, this can be a nice attraction along the way.
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