Franzensburg Museum
Key facts at a glance
- Assistance dogs allowed
- Partially reduced admission
- Partial special tours & offers
Information
- Schlossplatz 1
- 2361 Laxenburg
- Lower Austria
- Open address in Google Maps
- Easter to 1 November: Mon-Sun 11:00-16:00
- € 7 for wheelchair users: inside, entrance to the castle park for people with disabilities and registered free for accompanying person
- Prices for inclusive tours and workshops: € 11
Contact
Description
The Franzensburg is considered the crowning glory of the garden design of the so-called "Knights' District" in the Laxenburg Palace Park. It is a testament to the idea of romantic historicism and is not without reason considered the "little treasure house of Austria". Built by Emperor Franz II/I and opened in 1801, the Franzensburg combines historically valuable components to create a neo-Gothic work of art. Inside the Franzensburg, more than twenty exhibition rooms were created, decorated with the most valuable inventory from all eras.
Barrier-free accessibility
Entrance: Using a mobile ramp
Inside the building: The ground floor is barrier-free