Benediktinerstift Admont – Museum und Bibliothek
Key facts at a glance
- Assistance dogs allowed
- Reduced admission
- Rental of rollator/wheelchair
Information
- Church Square 1
- 8911 Admont
- Styria
- Open address in Google Maps
- current opening hours at www.stiftadmont.at
- € 12.50 for people with a disability card
- € 12.50 for assistant
Contact
Description
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).
Physical accessibility
Entrance: barrier-free, ground-level
Inside the building: all museum areas with elevator, cloakroom, barrier-free toilet on the mezzanine floor (elevator)
Accessible information and content
In Easy/Simple Language: No
To listen: Audio guide with content on various areas of the museum, listening stations
In sign language: No
In Braille and to touch: No
Multimedia: audio-visual multi-media rooms of the monastery presentation, numerous media stations in the exhibitions (partly audio content, partly text and image-based content)
Inclusive Art and Culture Education
Target group-specific tours & workshops: no
Seal of approval
- Austrian Museum Quality Seal
