Seelackenmuseum

Our museum sees itself as a meeting place in terms of education and experience for all sections of the population.

Come along on a 4000-year journey of discovery to the first settlements, Bronze Age cemeteries and the mines of the Middle Ages and learn how Archbishop Firmian made himself unpopular and why Thomas Bernhard wrote "Die Kälte. An Isolation" was written here!

Especially for children there is much to discover: How can you reuse a Christmas tree? What did one do when it was too cold in winter to go outside to the outhouse? How does a stone become copper for a euro coin? And what did our ancestors use the metal for?

The Seelacken Museum is part of the UNESCO Ore of the Alps Geopark and offers exciting insights for young and old with its focus on History & Archaeology, Rural Life and Thomas Bernhard. During opening hours we offer guided tours in German and English*.

Situated in the spa gardens, the ensemble consists of the Wallner farmhouse, the Seelacken mill, a grain store, farmer's garden and bee showcase. The oasis of peace with pub facilities and the children's playground round off the offer.

Notes:

You can rent the museum and our function room for weddings, photo shoots, vernissages and other events and celebrations.
Access by car to the museum is permitted for people with walking difficulties*. As the house is unfortunately not barrier-free, we will be happy to show you the ground floor and the outside area and also tell you all about the other parts of the museum.
For blind people, carrying a guide dog and guide stick and touching selected exhibits is permitted.
For the hearing impaired we offer a written version of the tour in German and English.

The opening hours:
1 May to 26 October
MI: 1pm-4pm and 7pm-2pm
Sun: 10am-12pm and 1pm-4pm

Contact:
Museumsverein Sankt Veit im Pongau
Museumsweg 1
5621 St. Veit im Pongau
Tel.: +43 (0)660 122 88 55