Bauernhofmuseum Ebersbach

About the museum

The small farm museum in Ebersbach, a part of Weichs on the edge of the Glonn valley, was built up between 1983 and 1996 by a Munich gynaecologist. The aim was to save rural historic buildings threatened with demolition and to continue using them with care. The ensemble is still lived in today and is looked after by the Kammermeier family.

The main building is the listed “Doimerhaus”, the combined dwelling and stable house of a full-time farmer from Günzenhausen in the Hallertau. It was built in 1793 as a log building, dismantled in 1979 and rebuilt in Ebersbach in 1983/84. The second house is the smallholding of a village cobbler from nearby Pasenbach; originally intended for the Glentleiten Open-Air Museum, it ended up on the “Puit” in Ebersbach. Only its bedroom survives in its original state, and it now houses a cobbler’s workshop.

The three-sided farmstead also includes a reconstructed bakehouse with a collection of pre-industrial farm tools, an apiary, a dovecote, a coach house, a wind-powered well and a farm garden with old herbs and flowers. Highland cattle, pigs and small animals bring the grounds to life.

Highlights

• Doimerhaus: log building of 1793 from the Hallertau
• Cobbler’s smallholding with original bedroom
• Bakehouse with farm tools
• Farm garden, apiary and dovecote
• Highland cattle and farm animals

Operated by

Privates Bauernhofmuseum Auf der Puit gGmbH

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

Highland cattle, pot-bellied pigs, chickens, pigeons and other animals live on the farm.

Getting there & parking

Arrive by car or via Petershausen station; the museum is in Ebersbach (municipality of Weichs, Dachau district).

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

The farm is also used as a cultural venue and film location; enquiries via the website.

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