The Römermuseum, Wallsee, presents the finds from local excavations which, in 1966, uncovered a Roman camp in the town. The finds are presented in the...

The historical Stiftstaverne of Ardagger’s ancient abbey has been a place of refuge travellers and visitors to the region, and the Danube in particular, for...

The ancient Stift Ardagger was established in 1049 by Emperor Heinrich III but was dissolved in 1784. The abbey’s church is a masterful example of...

The Kunststation Kollmitzberg is housed in an ancient farmhouse, which was adapted for the purpose, set in a pear orchard on the Kollmitzberg. The Art...

The Mostviertler Bauernmuseum is the largest privately owned folk museums in the whole of Austria. The museum contains a staggering 17,000 exhibits relating to the...

The Kollmitzberg Kirtag, which has been going for over four hundred years, is Lower Austria’s biggest country fair with something to offer for everyone. The...

The Oldtimermuseum contains an exciting collection of motorcyles, cars and associated memorabilia and artifacts. Since 2001 the museum has been housed in part of the...

Ardagger Markt’s Pfarrkirche, which lies at an elevation of 275 metres and is approached by 123 steps from the village, is dedicated to Saint Nikolaus....

The Pfarrkirche dedicated to St. Ottilie can be found on the best spot on the Kollmitzberg, with superb views over the surrounding countryside. The saint,...

For adults, Ardagger’s Mostbirnhaus brings together the wonderful experience of a visit to the Mostviertel and its connection with the production of pear wine but...

The Black Death raged in Ardagger in the years 1712 to 1713 and 1679 to 1680 as it did in much of Europe. The total...

Burg Clam was built in 1149 by Otto von Machland, the most important political figure in Upper Austria of his time. The fortress consisted of...

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...

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...

Schloss Greinburg is one Austria’s occupied oldest castles, having been erected erected between 1488 and 1493. It is architecturally noteworthy for the large, beautiful, late...

The Oberösterreichische Schiffahrtsmuseum in Schloss Greinburg is dedicated to the history of shipping on the Danube, its tributaries and the lakes of Upper Austria. There...

Schloss Ulmerfeld was built by Bishop Konrad III, as a residence, in 1321 on land given to Friesing Abbey by King Otto III of Bavaria...

The Blau Gelbe Weistrach, which opened in the late 1980s, is an art gallery dedicated to contemporary art in Lower Austria. The frequently changing exhibitions...

The Empress Elisabeth viewpoint is an impressive stone tower, at 749 metres above sea level,on the Plattenberg south west of Weistrach. From this point there...

Weistrach’s Pfarrkirche, which is a late Gothic hall church, is dedicated to St. Stephen and was first mentioned in 1151. As such it is an...