The Bavarian Forest Museum Village is located near Tittling. It is an open air museum on the southwestern shore of the Dreiburgensee in the Bavarian Forest. It covers about 25 hectares and has over 150 buildings from the period between 1580 to 1850, and a local history collection with over 60 000 items. It was founded in 1974 with the restoration of the 500 year old
Rothaumühle (Rothau Mill). Since then many buildings from across the Bavarian Forest have been transported to the museum. There are farmhouses, day labourers' houses, chapels, a village school, workshops, and mills. The history collection includes holy articles, farm furniture, along with household effects. Several times a year a large farmer's market takes place at the museum village and includes demonstrations of old customs and handicrafts.
Rothaumühle (Rothau Mill). Since then many buildings from across the Bavarian Forest have been transported to the museum. There are farmhouses, day labourers' houses, chapels, a village school, workshops, and mills. The history collection includes holy articles, farm furniture, along with household effects. Several times a year a large farmer's market takes place at the museum village and includes demonstrations of old customs and handicrafts.

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