Austrian Open Air Museum Stübing

It's an absolute highlight! We spent the entire day in this wonderfully arranged museum. There's so much to see; every house has a beautifully and thoughtfully curated interior. It's definitely worth a visit!

A full day trip. Nicely maintained area. Freely accessible houses with a demonstration of the life of the original inhabitants. On-site restaurant with great food.

A nice open air museum about Austrian culture and history. There are buildings of homes, schools, Barns, bakeries, stables etc. from all the lands of Austria. They rebuilt these buildings inside this open air museum. Really informing but it would be much better with English translations since internet signal is very weak if there is. We visited this place in april during an Easter market. I really liked the concept, freshly baked bread was amazing. As I understand, they arrange other events such as christmas markets. We spent around 3.5 hours here.

If you visit this wonderful place bear Graz, make sure you have all day free.

Before that lovely museum i have visited couple similar museums in different countries. In every country has own unique rural architecture. So it is in Austria. Intresting is walk through different villages and watch buildings. In this museum has more watermills. So water was important. Good for walking. Near museum is parking and rail station.

Well kept, clean and interesting place. The staff at the counter is also very friendly and guide you well. A potential improvement could be that the printed map that they give out is improved. Currently, it doesn't have labels for all buildings and its tough to figure out where you are. The Internet and subsequently Google translate do not work here.

An excellent museum showcasing the various regions in Austria. It is on a small gradient, for the route up. With good facilties and an excellent restaurant. As is the norm, it is all in German. The leaflet in English gives you an overview and you can use Google translate on the rest.

We were three adults that went here and we loved it. The entrance fee of 14, 50€ is not that small, but it's definitely worth it. If you live in the region they also have a very affordable yearly card. You should come here in the morning as you will definitely need the whole day. There area is huge, as every Austria region is represented by a few historical buildings. In between there are lots of activities and not just for kids, but also for 'grown' kids to try out. The whole museum is built into a forest, which makes the visit feel like a walk in nature and since the area is so big, it also doesn't feel cramped. When you come by car, there is lots of free parking spaces. The parking lot is a few KMs away from the entrance though. However, don't you worry, how you'll get that. Of course walking is an option, but it's along a street, so I wouldn't recommend it. The better option is offered directly by the museum itself - a traktor will pick you up and bring you to the entrance and in the evening also back to the parking lot.