In the southern Vogtland on the border with Bohemia, the village of Eubabrunn is part of the municipality of Erlbach. It was first mentioned in documents in 1165.
The Vogtland open air museum Eubabrunn has been established here since 1992.
It has been open to visitors since 1995.
On a 4 hectare area there are three originally furnished courtyards with corresponding outbuildings and house gardens. The buildings were moved from different places in the Vogtland. None of them were originally here.
Permanent and special exhibitions on various subjects are shown in a total of 18 buildings from around 1720 to 1830. Fields are laid out on an open space and historical seeds are cultivated. Animals can be found in the pastures and in the stables.
The "Grünes Tal" inn, furnished with historic restaurant furniture, is also on the museum grounds. There are festivals and special events that adapt to the course of the year in previous village life.
Source: Vogtland Open Air Museum Eubabrunn