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
Whether you're with the whole family or leisurely admiring the wonderful sculptures, the Schnitzlerweg not only offers exercise in wonderful nature, but craftsmanship at its best. Sometimes funny, sometimes surprising - but always fascinating, what presents itself there between trees and path curves. You can read more about it here...
Wonderful insights into the world of wood carving in Brienz are provided by various historical short films from times gone by. These are currently being shaped and prepared so that they will be available to all visitors to the museum from next summer. There will soon be exciting things to see!...
Every year, visitors to the Tellspiel open-air theatre Interlaken can also experience woodcarving in the supporting programme. In the summer of 2023, the Tell plays will be offered in several languages for international guests and with an expanded supporting programme "We love Switzerland" - woodcarving will not be missing!...
January 14 - February 5, 2023 . 48 artists from the Oberland show their art works ...
We wish you a lovely time and a happy new year. In 2023 you can expect lots of exciting news about the Swiss Woodcarving Museum, the woodcarving village of Brienz and a very lively woodcarving ...
The "Schnätzi" as the School of Wood Sculpture is affectionately called, will be our next film set on 1 December as another important subject in the Museum's new image film. We are very much looking forward to the many inquisitive wood sculpture students!...
More than 100 wooden sculptures accompany you on the leisurely hike on the Axalp! A real pleasure, some are funny, others surprising, the third simply fascinating ...
Wooden toys are particularly suitable for stimulating creativity, encouraging the urge to play and arousing curiosity! Colourful, almost indestructible and warm to the touch, they should not be missing from any child's room ...
Yes! Exciting, isn't it! At the 1851 World's Fair in London, no less than 10 wood sculptors and one female wood sculptor from Brienz were represented, presenting their works and collecting medals and prize money for them ...