The Ganghofer Museum Cultural House is a vibrant place of encounter. With regular concerts, readings, cabarets, lectures, etc., cultural enjoyment has found a colorfully furnished home here. There are exhibitions by renowned artists, living craftsmanship in the woodcarving studio, and a museum garden that is also full of life. Here, people marvel, learn, and relax. Old grain and herb varieties are cultivated, there is a bread oven, a bark hut, and much more.

Inside, you will find a public library and a “story museum,” as every single exhibit comes from Leutasch and has its own, personal story. In the museum rooms, tales are told about the life of the local poet Ludwig Ganghofer, hunting and fishing, the village's history, and rural life in the past.

WRITER LUDWIG GANGHOFER
As perhaps the most famous Bavarian writer, Ludwig Ganghofer spent the majority of his time for over 20 years in his hunting lodge “Hubertus” not far from the Tilfussalm in the picturesque Gaistal. There he found inspiration for his most famous works, especially of course “The Silence in the Woods.” Many exhibits in the Ganghofer Museum have a direct connection to the Bavarian author and his hunting lodge. However, particularly remarkable are the displayed photos. As a nature