Mauthausen, opened in 1938, was the cruelest camp in the Nazi concentration camp system and was built as a punishment camp to accommodate criminals and...

The Stadtturm on the main square in Enns is the city’s defining landmark. The Italianate 60 metre high tower, with 157 steps from the ground...

The Stadtmuseum Lauriacum houses one of the most important Roman collections in Austria. The ground floor is taken up by exhibitions of Roman monumental sculpture,...

On the wall of the hotel "zur Krone" on Linzergasse is a plaque declaring this building to be the birthplace of Karl Adam Kaltenbrunner, one...

The Gothic Pfarrkirche St. Marien, which is one of the oldest mendicant churches in Austria, is situated in the southern part of the old town....

The Wallseerkapelle, joined to the parish church, is a jewel of Gothic architecture. The chapel was endowed around 1343 by Reinprecht and Friedrich von Wallsee,...

The Basilika St.Laurenz is built on the foundation walls of a temple at what was once the north east corner of the Roman settlement. The...

The Gusen labour camp was a sub-camp of the notoriously brutal Mauthausen concentration camp. The camp housed slave labour used in the construction of a...

The Sumerauerhof is a 19th century farmstead, basically unchanged since it was built in1856, which houses Austria’s oldest open air museum. The building, with its...

The Augustiner Chorherrenstift Sankt Florian is a place of meeting and devotion, the cultural centre of the region and a treasure of the Austrian Baroque....

The Historisches Feuerwehrzeughaus is housed in former early Baroque stables of the St. Florian monastery. The monastery has Austria’s oldest operating fire brigade which was...

The Jagdmuseum is housed in the former hunting lodge of the St. Florian monastery, Schloss Hohenbrunn, designed by the Baroque architect Jakob Prandtauer. The museum...

Schloss Windhaag was constructed over three hundred years ago by the 17th century Austrian entrepreneur Count Joachim Enzmilner of Windhag (1600-1678). The Count was born...

The ingeniously conceived Sinfoniewanderweg is a scenic walk, which begins at the composer Anton Bruckner’s place of birth, from Ansfelder to St. Florian Monastery, where...

The Anton Bruckner Centrum presents a rich and varied cultural program; cabaret, dance, theatre, classical music, pop, exhibitions, art, sculpture and photography, lectures, readings, folklore....

The Pfarrkirche of Ansfelden is dedicated to St. Valentin. It is predominantly a Baroque church but contains traces of much earlier Romanesque and Gothic structures....

The Ansfelden Pfarrhof was built, between 1696 and 1707, by Carlo Antonio Carlone for Matthäus von Weißenberg, who was appointed parson in 1689. The Baroque...

The Anton Bruckner Geburtshaus became a memorial to the life, career and works of the composer in 1971. Despite a reorganisation of the collections to...

The Galerie Atelier Raab is an art gallery housed in the 300 year old Brucknerhäusl close to Anton Bruckner’s birth place. The gallery is...

The romantic path through the Klamschlucht leads from the town of Klam up to Klam Castle, following the Klam brook. At the beginning of the...