The Roscheider Hof estate, which has been preserved in situ, i.e. in its original location, is the nucleus of our museum. It houses the majority of the folklore exhibitions.
Around the goods hall with railway siding are shelters for trucks that transport the goods delivered by rail to their destination.
Hunsrückweiler is the first museum village to be reconstructed by the Roscheider Hof Open-Air Museum and the town hall was the first building to be relocated to the museum. The project was completed in 2008 with the opening of the schoolhouse from Würrich.
Visit our museum gardens, fields and orchards, the forest stage, the forest museum and our shelters.
The mill in the valley of the Niedermenniger Bach dates back to the mid-19th century and was still in operation until the 1960s.