The Markus Wasmeier Freilichtmuseum Schliersee is an open-air museum and traditional Bavarian village in Schliersee, Germany. It offers visitors a chance to experience rural life, regional culture, traditional crafts and customs. Historic village buildings include farms, a chapel, a dairy, a smithy, a carpentry workshop, a shoemaker’s workshop, a distillery and a bee house. Visitors can explore the grounds, gardens, animals and “Ways of Wood” exhibits, with play stations and activities for children.

The museum also provides guided tours and experiences for adults, children and school groups, alongside workshops, meetings and events such as a puppet theatre and seasonal celebrations. At the Wirtshaus “Zum Wofen,” guests can enjoy homemade Bavarian specialties, while the beer garden serves the museum’s own brewed beers and regional snacks. The online shop offers museum products, including beer, and visitors can purchase gift vouchers. A holiday house, “Winterstube,” and an audio-guide app add further ways to enjoy a stay or visit. The museum welcomes families and offers combined tickets for exploring the Tegernsee-Schliersee Alpine region.