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Sensler Museum
Tafers
Sensler Museum
In the former schoolhouse in Tafers, the Sensler Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into local life and culture over the centuries.
The museum’s permanent exhibition deals with culture, housing, lifestyle, beliefs and traditions in the Sense region during the 18th and 19th centuries. The aim is to preserve local traditions and culture for future generations while still promoting contemporary culture in the region.
Also on display are a collection of objects made by the straw industry, once a major economic player in the region, as well as fine examples of traditional Sensler dress.
The museum is in the heart of Tafers village, right beside the church of St Marin. The building, originally the village schoolhouse, dates back to 1780 and is a fine example of typical Sensler wooden architecture.
Also on display are a collection of objects made by the straw industry, once a major economic player in the region, as well as fine examples of traditional Sensler dress.
The museum is in the heart of Tafers village, right beside the church of St Marin. The building, originally the village schoolhouse, dates back to 1780 and is a fine example of typical Sensler wooden architecture.
In the former schoolhouse in Tafers, the Sensler Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into local life and culture over the centuries.
The museum’s permanent exhibition deals with culture, housing, lifestyle, beliefs and traditions in the Sense region during the 18th and 19th centuries. The aim is to preserve local traditions and culture for future generations while still promoting contemporary culture in the region.
Also on display are a collection of objects made by the straw industry, once a major economic player in the region, as well as fine examples of traditional Sensler dress.
The museum is in the heart of Tafers village, right beside the church of St Marin. The building, originally the village schoolhouse, dates back to 1780 and is a fine example of typical Sensler wooden architecture.
Also on display are a collection of objects made by the straw industry, once a major economic player in the region, as well as fine examples of traditional Sensler dress.
The museum is in the heart of Tafers village, right beside the church of St Marin. The building, originally the village schoolhouse, dates back to 1780 and is a fine example of typical Sensler wooden architecture.
Sensler Museum
Adresse
Fribourg Region
Postfach 1560
Rte de la Glâne 107
1701 Fribourg
Tel. +41 (0)26 407 70 20
information@fribourgregion.ch
www.fribourgregion.ch
Postfach 1560
Rte de la Glâne 107
1701 Fribourg
Tel. +41 (0)26 407 70 20
information@fribourgregion.ch
www.fribourgregion.ch