Groups and schools 2015

Groups and Schools 2015

CH-3858 Hofstetten bei Brienz Phone +41 33 952 10 25 reservation@ballenberg.ch www.ballenberg.ch

Opening times

Admission prices for groups or 10 or more

Admission prices for individuals

Daily, 11 April – 31 October 2015

Adults 20.–

Adults 22.–

Children * 10.–

Children * 11.–

Ticket offices 9 am – 5 pm Houses/Activities 10 am – 5 pm

Families 50.–

Restaurants 9 am – 6 pm

Admission price for classes up to 10 persons

(parents and their children* or

(All school types and adult education)

grandparents and their grandchildren*)

General information

from 16th birthday 16.40

The admission price is not included in group and school programmes.

All prices in Swiss francs.

Prices and programmes are subject

* from 6 –16th birthday One teacher per class is admitted to the museum free of charge. In the case of a class with over 20 students this also applies to a second accompanying person.

to change.

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The Open-Air Museum Ballenberg with its old houses, animals, gardens and workshops is a sort of walk-through history book which offers stimulating access to a multitude of historical themes. Connect with history!

Welcome to Ballenberg!

In more than one hundred historic buildings visitors to Ballenberg can look around as the fancy takes them, and get an idea of what life was like in years gone by. Traditionally useful plants, vegetables and medicinal herbs are exhibited in the gardens.

Various displays throw light on selected aspects of rural life then and now.

Handicrafts are given a special place: in several of the workshops professional craftsmen and women are at work, demonstrating their skills in the rope-making factory, for instance, or in the saddlery or the smithy. Do you know how a basket is woven? How bobbin lace-making works? Or filet crocheting? What shingling is, or charcoal burning?

For groups and schoolchildren Ballenberg offers guided tours and activity programmes that provide deeper insight into certain domains. What was it like in those times to bake a loaf of bread? How did the farmers‘ wives manage to cook in their simple kitchens? How much skill was required to carve a small wooden shoe? Roll up your sleeves and try it out yourself!

Contents

Group programmes All-inclusive prices for groups School programmes

4 – 8 9 10 – 13

In the horse taxi through the museum

14

Your party

14

Shopping at Ballenberg

14

Picnics 14 Pleasures of the palate

15

Access 16

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Group programmes For visiting groups we have special guided tours which focus on particular themes according to interest. For example, there are thematic tours about life in the alpine pastures, or about naturopathy, or the ceremonies relating to marriage, birth and death. In the activity programmes emphasis is placed on real experience: visitors try out their hand at baking bread, cooking on a wood-fired stove, or they can test their skills in a variety of other disciplines.

These activities can be booked in parallel.

Of course we also accept bookings from small groups of up to 10 visitors for our group programmes.

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TOURS: GENERAL

Guided tour through Ballenberg Each house tells its own story. Often a hidden corner reveals a new perspective on the past. A tour helps to sharpen one’s eye for detail – here there‘s a hidden inscription to be read, there a long-forgotten object to be discovered. Our staff are infused with the Ballenberg fever – and it’s contagious! The guided tours cover themes such as architecture, rural life and activities, gardens, animals, customs, and crafts.

Information All-inclusive price per guide for a group of up to 16 210.– Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

13.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

GUIDED TOURS ON ALPINE FARMING

Idyllic world or hard daily grind?

Ever since «Heidi» appeared on the scene, the Swiss Alps have come to symbolize throughout the world a unique place in nature, a sort of idyllic world in miniature. However, life on the mountain was seldom idyllic. This theme-based tour shows both the bright and the dark side of alpine life, and explains regional differences. Thus, for example, the small Dwelling from Blatten illustrates the problem of space in the village, while the interior clearly shows in what cramped conditions the families in the Lötschen valley lived in bygone centuries.

Information All-inclusive price per guide for a group of up to 16 210.– Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

13.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

TOURS: ARCHITECTURE

Rural buildings have stories to tell The architecture of rural Switzerland is very varied and shows a surprising degree of innovativeness. The special tour focuses on small details and traces major changes. Modifications and conversions often reflect the progress of economic history. The architectural walk covers a broad spectrum from baroque church architecture to the less pronounced aesthetic of workshops. A particular aspect is the visit to the old House from Matten (16th century) which has been converted to today’s requirements in line with modern standards.

Information All-inclusive price per guide for a group of up to 16 210.– Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

13.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

TOURS: HANDICRAFTS

A treasure trove of skills The world of handicrafts was and remains incredibly varied. In past centuries there was a broad range of specialists on the land who complemented each other and were also partially interdependent. This theme-based tour shows craft activities which are nowadays almost forgotten yet still indispensable.

A visit to the Museum’s workshops shows how traditions have survived and how these days old skills can be newly applied.

Information All-inclusive price per guide for a group of up to 16 210.– Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

Entry not included

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13.– 2 hrs.

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TOURS: RITUALS

Marriage – birth – death Life’s rituals form the framework of the biography of each human being. The rites of passage from one phase of life to the next take on different forms according to the historical period or cultural origin. Displays depicting the most important rites of passage show how society dealt with joy and suffering in the various regions of Switzerland, and what roles the men and women played. This thematic tour helps to understand the context of previous centuries and their particular customs which appear strange when seen from a modern standpoint.

Information All-inclusive price per guide for a group of up to 16 210.– Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

13.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

TOURS: NATURAL HEALING POWERS

Drugstore and herb garden A treasure of magical herbs grows in the medicinal herb garden of the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum. Their powers lie in the curative qualities which they can develop. In former times knowledge of the art of healing in the country was a part of everyday life. This special tour concentrates on certain individual herbs and their possible applications, showing the various stages of their transformation into a healing product. A comparison of the old and modern forms of medicine, together with the different processes involved, reveals some fascinating facts.

Information All-inclusive price per guide for a group of up to 16 210.– Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

13.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

TOURS: TICINO

Rambling through Switzerland’s sun-lounge The tour of the Ticino section of the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum reveals some special facets of the history of the Ticino. Very different styles of architecture and ways of life were always to be found in a small area. Because of the topography, agriculture and animal husbandry involved strenuous exertion for farming families. Special attention is devoted to the north-south traffic and emigration, as well as to particularities such as chestnuts and silkworm breeding.

Information All-inclusive price per guide for a group of up to 16 210.– Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

Entry not included

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13.– 2 hrs.

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GROUPS: THE TREAT PROGRAMMES

Bread from the wood-burning oven Home-baked bread tastes fantastic, particularly when it comes fresh from a wood-burning oven. Under guidance the visitors shape their own loaf of bread and thus learn a lot first-hand about the art of baking and garnishing. Each type of loaf tells its own story; making bread was not always as straightforward throughout the ages as it is today. While the loaves are being baked in the oven there‘s time to learn about the background to the cultivation of cereals and the general food situation in country areas.

Information Up to 10 persons Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

310.– 31.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

GROUPS: THE TREAT PROGRAMMES

Aroma workshop It is well-known that much depends on aroma – so it’s worth becoming a professional in this field. In the Aroma Workshop group programme participants take the first steps towards expertise and produce their own perfume spray. First they take a look at the Ballenberg scent garden and perfume cellar, then follows aroma production under the guidance of a specialist. Here 100 % pure essential oils come into play. Of course, guests can take their Ballenberg perfume home with them.

Information Up to 10 persons Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

400.– 40.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

GROUPS: THE TREAT PROGRAMMES

Healing power from the garden Long ago knowledge of the healing powers of plants was widespread in rural areas. Much of this knowledge has been preserved in the medicinal herb garden of the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum. The groups start their programme in this garden and learn about different medicinal plants. They then get a look at the process of tea blending and produce their own herb tea. At the end all participants take their magic potion away with them.

Information Up to 10 persons Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

370.– 37.– 2 hrs.

25

Entry not included

GROUPS: THE TREAT PROGRAMMES

Cooking in historical kitchens Cooking and eating together is a special group experience.

All the more so when it all takes place in historical rooms.

What must it have been like to feed a family with the simplest of means? To cook without electricity or running water? For this programme groups have the kitchens of two 18th century farmhouses at their disposal. Participants are introduced to the instruments, and are assisted in lighting the fire and boiling the water. Then there’s the cooking and – if all goes well – a meal in the farmhouse parlour, of course.

Information Up to 10 persons Each additional person Duration Maximum group size

Entry not included

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750.– 75.– 4 hrs.

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GROUPS: THE ACTIVE PROGRAMMES

The Ballenberg Route Brains and skill are needed for this active tour through the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum. Split into small groups, the guests perform their tasks at different stations along the way. Six posts contain factual questions on Switzerland’s rural culture, while at four other posts the playful aspect dominates.

Information Up to 10 persons Each additional person Duration

380.– 38.– 2 hrs.

Age group

from 13

Maximum group size

variable

Entry not included

GROUPS: THE ACTIVE PROGRAMMES

The Ballenberg championships Putting the stone and ‘Platzgen‘ (traditional disc throwing) are not Olympic sports, but here in Ballenberg they are considered worthy of small-scale championships. Visitors compete for victory either in teams or individually in a variety of traditional sporting competitions. The choice includes crossbow shooting, nailing, Platzgen and putting the stone. Alpine horn blowing is, naturally, also on the programme. If desired, prize-winning competitions can be organized. Smaller groups of less than 10 people on request.

Information Price per person, per activity 16.– Each additional activity/person 5.– All-inclusive competition price 75.– Competition prizes at cost Duration

30 mins. to 2 hrs.

Group size

variable

Entry not included

GROUPS: THE ACTIVE PROGRAMMES

Building a blockhouse oneself Who in today’s western world is capable of building a roof over his own head? In the Blockhaus active programme the groups erect a blockhouse in the shortest possible time. Admittedly it is served up to you on a plate, so to speak: the wood is ready and numbered with Roman numerals that correspond to the construction plan.

But building the house requires skill and imagination. Two groups can also compete with each other.

Information Up to 10 persons

250.–

Each additional person

25.–

Duration

1 hr.

Maximum group size

24

Entry not included

GROUPS: THE ACTIVE PROGRAMMES

Carving: the cow programme The herd would be incredibly large if one were to gather together all those carved wooden cows that Switzerland has left in the suitcases of its tourists. Create your own unmistakable model, your own little cow on the shelf, in the stall or on your desk.

Under the guidance of an expert, each guest produces his or her own cow and paints it at will. Of course the cow receives a bellstrap chosen personally.

Information Up to 10 persons Each additional person Duration

400.– 40.– 2 hrs.

Age group

from 13

Group size

variable

Entry not included

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All-inclusive prices for groups

Adults 49.– Children 40.–

Included in the price is entry into the museum, a general guided tour and lunch in the historic Alter Bären Restaurant or the Wilerhorn Inn.

Lunch menu

The Open-Air Museum Ballenberg offers a very special experience for visiting groups. It provides direct access to themes such as crafts, architecture, customs, animals and nature. Here history comes alive!

Vegetarian dish: Spätzli (pasta) with mixed vegetables in cream sauce

Vegetable cream soup Meat dish: meat loaf with mashed potatoes and vegetables

Extras and drinks are billed separately.

Bookable from 20 persons.

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School programmes Do some detective work with your students! Discover the traces of bygone times as they come to light in the houses. The buildings tell of life as it then was, of the joys and suffering of everyday existence. In this way history becomes tangible. The best way for school groups to explore the Museum is in a special guided programme which gives the students the opportunity of studying specific aspects in more detail.

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ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR KINDERGARTEN / CLASS 1

Information

Adventure tour with the friendly house spirit

All-inclusive price for guide 160.–

It is natural to find a resident friendly house spirit in a place like the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum. He knows every nook and cranny of the old houses and tells stories that only a house spirit can know of. He accompanies groups of a maximum of 12 children (several groups in parallel are possible) through the grounds, shows them the hidden corners, his secret hiding places and favourite haunts in the old rooms, and talks about the men, women and animals that used to live in these houses.

Duration

ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Information

Scents and smells

All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.–

Who would not like to poke his nose into everything, really everything? It is this very urge that forms the basis of the guided tour programme “Scents and Smells“. The school children visit houses and stables, literally following their noses. What do cows and pigs smell like? The children sniff their way through a smokehouse kitchen, sharpening their senses as they recognize various natural materials by their smell. Do aromas recall memories? Every child gets to take home a full sachet of aromas as a fragrant souvenir.

Age group Maximum group size

1.5 hrs.

5 – 6 12

Entry not included

Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

6 – 8

Maximum group size

25

Entry not included

ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS

On the crafts trail A variety of old craft professions are still actively pursued today in the workshops of the Open-Air Museum Ballenberg. Basket-making, forging in the smithy, braiding, spinning, weaving and carving are just a few of the many crafts demonstrated daily. In the course of the tour the school children compare and contrast present-day and historical living and working conditions.

They examine craft products and try out half-forgotten techniques and skills.

Information All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.– Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

8 – 14

Maximum group size

25

Entry not included

ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Stories about bread Bread is one of those everyday things which we most take for granted nowadays. But what are the ingredients required for making it?

What does the path from the grain to the finished loaf of bread look like? Where and how did people bake their bread 100 years ago? In the Stories about Bread programme the school children try their hand at bread making. They shape and garnish their own loaf. While it is being baked in the traditional oven the children learn a lot about the old tools used for processing the grain, and find out about living conditions in former times. At the end of the tour each child carries away from the bake house a flavoursome loaf of fresh bread.

Information All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.– Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

7 –10

Maximum group size Entry not included

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ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS

School before 1900 It would certainly suit lots of today‘s schoolchildren down to the ground if they did not have to go to school every day. But what about not having any school to go to, or there being a school which one is not allowed to attend? Before 1900 it was by no means a matter of course for all children to go to school. The programme shows how boys and girls lived in former times, what types of work they had to do, and what they played with. On the way to the historical schoolroom the groups visit different houses, and later they have a lesson in the style experienced by their forbears.

Information All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.– Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

7 – 10

Maximum group size

25

Entry not included

ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Houses – as diverse as Switzerland itself Every region in Switzerland has its characteristic style of architecture and traditional building methods which still today characterize the villages and hamlets. This is immediately apparent at Ballenberg. But what techniques did people use to build their houses in former times? In this programme the children learn about the craft skills that were required. They find out what a shingles maker can do (shingle-making is a craft which has now all but disappeared), or how a binding compound is made for building walls out of burnt limestone. Everyone has to lend a hand when it comes to moving a tree trunk without a crane.

Information All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.– Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

8 – 14

Maximum group size

25

Entry not included

ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Magical herbs from the garden Herbs can treat many things, particularly in the medicinal herb garden of the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum. In earlier times rural medicine was very varied. Every family had its own recipes and home cures. The school children learn about simple remedies.

They look for plants which they know, and reflect on the role these plants could play in the family medicine cabinet. All the children prepare a tea mixture as a miracle cure for all eventualities, and they can take it home with them.

Information All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.– Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

9 – 16

Maximum group size

25

Entry not included

ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR UPPER LEVELS

Hired-labour children speak out Transplanted into another world, exploited and excluded: the fate of the children once taken from their families and hired out as cheap labour in Switzerland is a dark chapter of Swiss history that raises many questions. What takes place in the head of a child that is separated from its parents and grows up in a new environment? How does one come to terms with being a stranger, having no parents, being excluded? The exhibition “The hired-labour children speak out” gives the floor to those directly concerned. In various recorded spoken documents they talk about their lives, their memories and how they dealt with their experiences.

Information All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.– Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

13 –18

Maximum group size Entry included

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ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR UPPER LEVELS

Discovery tour The spirit of discovery and quick minds are the prerequisites for the upper level tour around the Ballenberg Open-Air Museum.

The students follow the tour through the grounds in groups of between 4 and 8. Four of the way stations pose questions on factual knowledge, and at the other four skill and agility are necessary to complete the tasks. This programme enables the youngsters to come to grips with the Ballenberg themes in a playful and interactive fashion. Historical buildings, crafts, gardens and animals are the main focus.

Information All-inclusive price up to 16 students

Each additional student

384.– 24.–

Duration

5 hrs.

Age group

14 – 16

Group size

variable

Entry not included

ACCOMPANIED SCHOOL PROGRAMMES FOR TEENAGERS

Guided tour through Ballenberg Our museum tour guides are renowned for their ability to breathe life into the site. The theme of rural life in former times is the focus of the tour. There is much to tell about the earlier lifestyles, the characteristic building techniques of the different regions of Switzerland, the craft trades, daily work in the home and on the farm, cultural traditions, work in the garden and animal husbandry.

Information All-inclusive price per guide up to 16 school children 180.– Each additional child

11.–

Duration

2 hrs.

Age group

14 – 18

Maximum group size Entry not included

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In the horse taxi through the Museum Whether as the stylish prelude or the crowning finish to your visit, treat yourself to a ride through the Museum in a carriage and pair. Our partner, the coaching firm Voegeli from Interlaken, maintains two coaches at Ballenberg. These have places for 10 and 12 passengers respectively. For groups it is advisable to reserve in advance.

Those preferring to decide on the spot can book the 2-horsepower taxi directly, providing it is available.

220.– per hour for 10 people 240.– per hour for 12 people Excl. admission

Your party At Ballenberg we are happy to organise festive events. Several buildings, such as the House from Ostermundigen or the Public Works Barn from Aarau, are ideally suited for a seminar or a banquet. They offer plenty of room, even for large groups.

Shopping at Ballenberg Take a piece of Ballenberg home with you! At various points around the grounds we offer handicraft and home-made products from the Museum for sale. Some of our delicacies have long since achieved cult status: among these are Ballenberg smoked sausage, chocolate from our chocolate factory or bread from the wood-burning oven. At the very least you should pack a piece of spicy alpine cheese into your bag.

The fragrance of the mountain air and the natural aromas will linger on for a long time to come. Textiles, hats, carvings, charcoal and pottery complete the list of products available.

Picnics If you prefer bringing your own food and drink in your rucksack, there‘s wood available at our picnic areas for your barbecue.

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Pleasures of the palate You can bet that discovery tours give you an appetite! We will spoil you with food and drink in our three restaurants which offer Swiss specialities on the menu. On request, we would be delighted to send you our suggestions for group menus.

Alter Bären tavern 5 minutes from Ballenberg West Entrance Ground floor restaurant Ground floor room Banqueting room, 1st floor, East Banqueting room, 1st floor, West Vaulted cellar Terrace Self-service terrace

60 seats 40 seats 60 seats 40 seats 30 seats 80 seats 100 seats

Wilerhorn Inn At the Ballenberg East entrance Ground floor restaurant Ground floor room Banqueting room, 1st floor Terrace

70 seats 80 seats 220 seats 150 seats

The Wilerhorn Inn is also suitable for guests who don’t visit the Museum.

Conveniently located for transport.

Degen Inn In the middle of the Museum grounds The Degen is suitable only for small groups of up to 10 persons.

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Access

Car or coach ➜ via Chiasso – Gotthard – Wassen – Sustenpass – Brienzwiler – East Entrance ➜ via Zurich – Lucerne – Brünigpass – Brienzwiler – East Entrance ➜ via Lausanne – Berne – Interlaken – Hofstetten bei Brienz – West Entrance From Brienz, Meiringen or Brünigpass follow the signs «Ballenberg West» (Hofstetten) or «Ballenberg Ost» (Brienzwiler). There is plenty of parking space at both entrances.

Address West entrance: Museumsstrasse 131, 3858 Hofstetten East entrance: Museumsstrasse 431, 3856 Brienzwiler Approximate travel times ➜ from Basel 1 hr. 50 min. ➜ from Berne 1 hr. ➜ from Geneva 2 hrs. 30 min. ➜ from Lugano 2 hrs. 30 min. ➜ from Lucerne 45 min. ➜ from St. Gallen 2 hrs. 10 min. ➜ from Zurich 1 hrs. 30 min.

Basel

Zürich St. Gallen

Luzern

Bern

Chur

Brienz

Public transport The Open-Air Museum Ballenberg can easily be reached by public transport, either via Interlaken – Brienz (West entrance) or Lucerne – Brünig (East entrance). There is a Post Bus service to both entrances from Brienz train station or the summit of the Brünig Pass.

Meiringen Lausanne

The «RailAway» option proposed by the SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) offers a special combined ticket for the journey and entry into the museum.

Further information can be obtained at your nearest railway station ticket office.

Interlaken Brig

Lugano

Genève

Chiasso

Brienz

Brienzwiler

Hofstetten

Ausfahrt Ballenberg-Ost

OST

WEST

Brienzersee

Brünig Luzern Zürich

Ausfahrt Ballenberg-Ost

Ausfahrt Ballenberg-Ost

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Meiringen Susten Grimsel