Take a unique look at this fascinating collection of birdlife in our region. In this natural history collection you can marvel at the last capercaillie nest from the Randen.

The Stemmler Museum was set up by nature and animal conservationist Carl Stemmler (1882-1971). In its entirety, it represents an important contemporary document. The museum brings together a wealth of zoological objects, including Bird and mammal specimens, skulls, skins, snake skins and teeth. The museum is a fascinating panopticon of the animal world. The exquisite collection of birds of prey - especially golden eagles and bearded vultures - was intended by Carl Stemmler as a manifesto against their persecution.


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