Museum of Alpine Rural Life

The Forder-Unterberg farmhouse, dating from the first half of the 17th century, was inhabited until 1952 and opened to visitors by the local municipality in 1975. Inside, around 800 objects of everyday life are on display: a wooden room with a tiled stove, bedrooms with chests, a granary, and a chapel. The smoke kitchen is still used today for curing bacon, and live animals are kept on the property, so the house is far more than a static exhibition. It is located in Inneralpbach, a few hundred metres above the village's small church, at the edge of the forest.