Resenhof Heimatmuseum

When you step over the threshold into the low living room, it is as if you take a step back into a long-forgotten time. A tour through the 1789-built High Black Forest single-roofed barn, which is still in original condition, offers lots to discover.

The Resenhof impressively conveys to the visitors how life and work in the Bernau mountain valley was back then. How are shingles made? What are “Gelten”, “Zuber” and “Spanschachteln”?

Answers to these questions are available in Resenhof. This timberwork farm building in the Bernau im Schwarzwald community, which is more than 200 years old, is home to the “Holzschnefler” (wood craftsmen) trade since 1977. A unique museum in the whole Black Forest.

Every year on the 3rd weekend in August the Resenhof becomes a true working museum. Holzschnefler demostrate old handicraft in the original workshops in Resenhof.

Info + registration
Mail:

Address
Resenhof Heimatmuseum
Oberlehen, Resenhofweg 2
79872 Bernau im Schwarzwald,

Opening times
(Also open on bank holidays)

25th December to 6th January:
Daily 14:00 to 17:00

7th January to Whitsun
Wednesday and Sunday 14:00 to 17:00

Whitsun to 1st November:
Wednesday to Sunday 14:00 to 17:00

Entrance fees
Adults € 3.50
Adults with Guestcard
School children / students
Groups € 2 per person
upon enquiry:
Introduction in the living room €10 per group
Complete tour € 20 per group

[+] more information to the Holschnefler Days