Museum Taggenbrunn
When a museum visit turns into a full-sensory, interactive adventure.
Welcome to Museum Taggenbrunn, where history whispers and imagination screams, inviting you to explore ideas that combine the fascination of the past with the curiosity of the present.
From preserving and reimagining the cultural significance of our location and regional context, to artistic exploration of humanity’s relationship with time, nature, and culture through dynamic and immersive installations.
Designed by renowned artist André Heller, the museum houses:
- the "Zeiträume" ("Periods of Time") multimedia exhibition
- the historical permanent exhibition
- 50 Years of Jacques Lemans exhibition
The “Zeiträume”multimedia exhibition, curated by André Heller, is an opportunity to indulge all your senses. It offers an mind-blowing and unique blend of art, technology and imagination.
The exhibition offers you the opportunity to explore themes such as time, light and information yourself, inviting you to interact with dynamic installations, from the World State Machine, which visualizes global data in real time, to the mesmerizing Morph and the world’s largest kaleidoscope. The exhibition stimulates your own thinking and takes you on a journey through humanity’s relationship with nature, technology and the passing of time.
The permanent historical exhibition was designed by the Carinthian Regional Museum. The exhibition invites you to a truly living narrative that values, respects and places the past that shaped our present at the center. The narrative connects the region’s deeply rooted past with the present.
From the ancient Noric settlements near Magdalensberg to the Roman province of Noric in today’s Zollfeld, the exhibition reveals the foundations of the Carinthian story. Since we are located in our beautiful Castle Taggenbrunn, which dates back to the 12th century, the atmosphere itself invites you to travel through time. The exhibition includes exceptional artifacts discovered in our territory and in our surroundings, including coins, ceramics, tools and weapons, which bring you closer and materialize an insight into the life and legacy of the earliest inhabitants of our region.
OPEN HOURS
APRIL TO SEPTEMBER
Monday to Sunday 10:00-19:00 (incl public holidays)
OCTOBER TO MARCH
Wednesday to Sunday 11:00 – 17:00
Public holidays 10:00 – 19:00
***Last entrance in the museum is always 1 hour bevor closing time.
PRICELIST MUSEUM
Adults: €19.00
Youth (ages 6 to 17): €15.00
Children (up to 6 years): Free entry
Family Pass A: 2 adults + 1 child: €45.00
Family Pass B: 2 adults + 2 children: €57.00
Family Pass C: 2 adults + 3 children: €70.00
Group (from 10 people): €15.00 per person
Students: €15.00
Seniors: €15.00