Salzburger Freilichtmuseum, Grossgmain

It's a nice place to get yourself and your kids acquainted with the history of the area. However, it feels a bit too static. There are no farm animals, there are no activities to demostrate crafts (but for one and only spot) The kids usually get bored rather soon from looking at pretty much the same wooden buildings, no matter how important the development of the architectural style they represent is. There is a playground, though, and a restaurant. And a park train. And a special water spring with "healing" water. Generally, I wouldn't say it's an exciting place to go to, but just nice. Very nice. A lovely walk in the mountain woods, looking at and inside some pretty countryside buildings of old. It's a lot of walking on pebbled paths going up and down. Wear good, strong, closed shoes. They do care to have most of the paths wheelchair accessible! It's still a lot of going up- and down-hill, though.

It's great park, with ancient houses which have been built long time ago and preserved till nowadays. You literally can touch the history and feel yourself in a different epoch! All territory is picturesque part of Landscape. The train is a wonderful cherry on the top of the cake. The railroad is taking you through the forest and houses to fulfill complete experience!