In a unique post-war modernist building, designed by Karl Schwanzer, Austrian and international art from the 1960s to the latest contemporary trends is shown.
The Benedictine Abbey of Admont, founded in 1074, is the oldest existing monastery in Styria and houses not only the largest monastery library in the world but also what is probably Austria's most contrasting private museum, which extends over three floors and features a variety of collections (ancient art, contemporary art, natural history).
The Leogang Mining and Gothic Museum is home to mining masterpieces and sacred Gothic art of top European quality.
Forchtenstein Castle sits on a rocky outcrop and bears witness to a turbulent, warlike period. Its roots reach back to the 13th century.
The learning and memorial site is dedicated to the victims of National Socialism and Fascism in the Ried district and represents an extension of the city history exhibition of the Innviertler Volkskundehaus Museum.
“Touching is welcome instead of touching is forbidden!” Experience exciting adventures involving technology and natural sciences!
The Waldviertel Art Museum is one of the most extraordinary museums in Austria, forming a total work of art comprising architecture, nature, art and design on 12,000 m².
The Diocesan Museum sees itself as a place of artistic dialogue that invites people to engage with the history and present of the Church and the Christian faith.
In a dialogue between old and new art, the Dom Museum Vienna shows historical sacred art, key works of modernism and contemporary art.
For 200 years, the residence and cathedral area – including the Benedictine monastery of St.
The world's largest museum for music electronics with a focus on keyboard instruments.
On the night of May 8-9, 1945, Soviet General Dmitri Dritschkin and US General Stanley Reinhart met in Erlauf and celebrated the armistice that came into effect at 00:01.