Bäuerliches Heimatmuseum der Landtechnik Troadbodn
Agricultural technology museum in a former grain hall with over 450 exhibits from farming, the home and yard, beekeeping, and fishing.
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About the museum
The museum “Troadbodn” (“grain loft”) opened in 1998 in a former grain hall in Geiselhöring. It shows how farm work has changed over time through technology.
On display are over 450 exhibits from agriculture and forestry, the home and yard, beekeeping and fishing, as well as vintage vehicles. A museum classroom and a farm garden complement the collection.
Highlights
- Over 450 exhibits on farm work
- Agriculture and forestry, beekeeping, and fishing
- Vintage vehicles
- Museum classroom
- Farm garden
Permanent exhibition
- Bäuerliche Arbeitswelt und Landtechnik – Over 450 exhibits on agriculture, forestry, the home and yard, beekeeping, and fishing, as well as vintage vehicles.
- Founded
- 1998
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