The Saddlery Museum provides an insight into the saddlery craft with a permanent exhibition and a demonstration workshop, complemented by guided tours of the shoemaker's workshop and the depot.
What today seems long gone is brought to life in the local museum: The museum grounds include 11 historic buildings in which the history of the Ötztal population is vividly presented and made understandable.
Experience the Austrian Parliament up close: from plenary sessions to guided tours and research in the library.
Hardly any amusement park is as strongly linked to the identity of a city as the Wurstelprater is to Vienna.
The State Hall of the Austrian National Library is one of the most beautiful historical library rooms in the world.
The “Kunst in Schwaz” museum presents selected works of painting, sculpture and arts and crafts from Schwaz and its surroundings on two floors.
Immerse yourself in a very special museum! Its charm lies in the combination of a workshop, exhibition, and service railway.
The Romans settled in the Vienna area for around 350 years.
The Roman Museum preserves the knowledge of a Roman city on the Holzerberg, which has a predecessor settlement and played a crucial role even in late antiquity.
The Roman city quarter with reconstructed ancient houses, unique in the world, as well as the amphitheaters and the Carnuntinum Museum as the treasure house of Carnuntum, bring antiquity back to life.
Many of Peter Rosegger's best-known stories are about events on and around the Kluppeneggerhof, the birthplace of the Styrian poet.
The museum shows Peter Rosegger from surprising perspectives.