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Here are the latest images, logos, facts & figures, along with current press releases and basic media texts for the Swiss Open-Air Museum. Do you have specific questions, or are you preparing a report or background article? We will be happy to provide the answers and help with your research.

Das Wohnhaus aus Brienz BE (1031) im Freilichtmuseum Ballenberg.

News from the open-air museum – Latest press releases

We regularly publish our latest press releases in our blog. As well as media information, this also includes fascinating background reports from the open-air museum and Ballenberg Course Centre, along with news of our collections, exhibitions, architecture and services.

Press releases

Ein Pferd, ein Fohlen, ein Maultier und ein Ochse vor den Ballenberg-Gebäuden.

General information – Basic media texts, image material and logo

Our basic media texts contain the main information about the Swiss Open-Air Museum, while our facts & figures overview provides the latest data for the Ballenberg Foundation. More information about the foundation and museum is available in the relevant sections of our website. Do you have a specific request, require further image material or want to contact the foundation, open-air museum or course centre managers directly? Then please get in touch. We look forward to hearing from you.

Basic information for download

Picture material for download

Image 1: Key Visual of the Open-Air Museum Ballenberg
Image 2: Key Visual of the Open-Air Museum Ballenberg
Image 3: Over 100 rural buildings from all over Switzerland can be discovered at the Open-Air Museum Ballenberg.
Image 4: The granary from Ostermundigen BE (332) at the Open-Air Museum Ballenberg in front of a flowering garden.
Image 5: Over 200 farm animals populate the 66-hectare grounds of the Open-Air Museum Ballenberg during the museum season.
Image 6: Making cheese is regularly on display at the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum.
Image 7: Embroidery is regularly on display at the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum.
Image 8: Hat making is regularly on display at the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum.