The Deutsches Hirtenmuseum, located in the city of Hersbruck, was inaugurated in 1933. It is housed in a protected ensemble that includes a 16th-century farmer's house, a barn, and another building, all surrounding a large courtyard and garden. This setting provides a unique and historical backdrop for the museum's exhibits.
The main house of the Deutsches Hirtenmuseum offers a glimpse into the age-old profession of shepherding. It showcases clothing, tools, and artisanal works from shepherds across the globe, providing a comprehensive understanding of this traditional occupation.
The "Human – Animal" permanent exhibition, located in the renovated barn of the Deutsches Hirtenmuseum, was opened to the public on February 6, 2009. This exhibition offers an engaging and informative exploration of the multifaceted relationships between humans and livestock throughout history.
History & Anthropology Historic house Profession & Craft Animals
Eisenhüttlein 7, Hersbruck
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