Open: May 6 – October 29, 2023, We - Su 1.30 to 5.00 pm
Book a tour: info@museum-holzbildhauerei.ch /Tel. +41 33 952 13 17
We had to wait many months before we are soon able welcome you back to the Swiss Woodcarving Museum! Next Saturday we will open the doors to the revised collective exhibition and the brand new special exhibition 2023 with over 40 woodcarving artists from all over Switzerland ...
Happy 125th Anniversary! This traditional shop is run by Kaspar Fuchs in the 4th generation and a wide range of wood carvings is still firmly part of the broad product range today. Located directly on the Bahnhofstrasse in Interlaken, the shop is particularly popular with guests....
The doors to the 2023 museum season will soon open. On SA, 6 May, patrons and partners will meet for the vernissage and immerse themselves in the world of masterpieces and works of art. The Melchtal group can be visited again, the St. Bernard group anyway and to discover the many other figures, it is worth the trip to Brienz!...
43 wood sculptors from all over Switzerland present their works in the unique special exhibition 2023 "THE CUBE - out of the workshop, into the cube!". A visit to the museum is particularly worthwhile this summer...
With its new look, the flyer whets the appetite for a visit to the museum. Practical and guest-friendly in three languages, it gives an insight into what the museum has to offer and the various attractions around it ...
It was with great pleasure that we, the museum guides, learned that the Melchtal Group will be returning next season, that the Melchtal Group will be returning to the season 2023, the Melchtal Group will once again be on display can be admired. It is one of the most important works of the "king of wood carving" Johann Huggler (1834 - 1912)....
The "Rose Branch with Butterfly" dates from 1896 and was created by Jakob Abplanalp. Do you see how delicate the work of art is? It is absolutely fascinating how such a work could be created and that it has survived to this day. Photo: Markus Flück...
At the moment we are carving away ...