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Heimatmuseum Fürstenberger Hof in Zell am Harmersbach
Foto: Hans Peter Wagner · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Heimatmuseum Fürstenberger Hof

Thatched Black Forest farmhouse from 1660 in Zell-Unterharmersbach that shows rural living and working under one roof.

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Aktuelle udstillinger

28. november 2026 – 6. januar 2027

Unter einem Stern – Krippen aus aller Welt

Nativity scene exhibition with a selection from the private collection of some 700 nativity scenes belonging to Swiss collector Lydia Flachsmann.

Om museet

The farm was built in 1660 by a farmer from the territory ruled by the House of Fürstenberg, which is where the name comes from. For three centuries it remained a working farm; the last occupants, until 1971, were the Armbruster family. After that, the municipality of Unterharmersbach, now a district of Zell, bought the property and set up a Black Forest farm museum in it.

The building is a typical Kinzig Valley single-roof house: living quarters, stable and barn are all under one shared thatched roof. Characteristic features are the contrast between sandstone on the ground level and dark timber on the upper floor, and the Alemannic ribbon window at the southwest corner with 112 small panes. The timber frame is still held together by some 1,500 oak pegs. After a fire in 1991, the house was faithfully restored by 1993.

The exhibition shows the furnished living quarters with the parlor and its “Herrgottswinkel” (devotional corner), the kitchen with an open hearth, the stable and barn, and the bakehouse and well house, with historic household goods and tools from the Harmersbach Valley. The museum is located in the spa garden area on the Harmersbach stream; it is owned by the town of Zell am Harmersbach and supported by a friends’ association. Since 1998, large nativity scene exhibitions have been held every two years during Advent.

Højdepunkter

  • Thatched single-roof house from 1660 with living quarters, stable and barn
  • Parlor with vaulted ceiling and devotional corner (Herrgottswinkel)
  • Alemannic ribbon window with 112 small panes
  • Open hearth, bakehouse and well house
  • Nativity scene exhibitions during Advent

Permanente udstillinger

  • Schwarzwälder Bauernhaus – Furnished living quarters, kitchen, stable and barn show the life of a farming family in the Harmersbach Valley, with original furniture and tools.
Ejer
Stadt Zell am Harmersbach (Ortsverwaltung Unterharmersbach) mit Förderverein

Entrépriser & rabatter

Der er gratis entré.

Grupper–Guided tour for up to 20 people €50 (register with the Unterharmersbach local administration office).
Group tour (up to 20 people)50 €Registration required

Free admission. Admission to the nativity scene exhibition has not been published.

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Arrangementer & udlejning

  • Lokaler til leje
  • Bryllupper / vielser

The parlor is available for civil weddings from March to October.

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Rundvisningerja
Godt at videGroup tours year-round by registration: Ortsverwaltung Unterharmersbach (local administration office), tel. +49 7835 6369260, unterharmersbach@zell.de, or the Zell am Harmersbach tourist information office.

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