Museums
Museum "Ores, gold and minerals" in Hüttau
They belong together: The Larzenbach show mine and the "Ores, Gold and Minerals" museum in Hüttau, housed in the former Gewerkenhaus in the town centre. This was the home of the former operators of the copper mine dating back to 1594. The museum houses a large display collection compiled by former miner Rainer Mrazek. As a mineral collector and idealist for decades, he was the founder of the museum and also the driving force behind the restoration and opening of the copper mine as a show mine.
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Mining museum in Mühlbach am Hochkönig
The mining museum in Mühlbach is located in the former miners' home. The exhibition rooms contain information about mining technology and history. Exhibits representing a period of 4,000 years of mining history are on display. Another room is dedicated exclusively to geology and mineralogy. In addition to geological information boards, minerals from the Mitterberg mining district in particular are on display.
Large hands-on exhibits and secured uranium-bearing rock with a Geiger counter make for an exciting exhibition. The social history of the people living here is also presented - including the development of skiing history centred around "Bubi Bradl" and the music bands of Mühlbach am Hochkönig.
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Seelacken Museum in St. Veit im Pongau
The Seelacken Museum in St. Veit im Pongau is housed in the former Wallnerbauernhaus, the Wallner's Family Farmhouse. Built in 1738, the Wallnerbauernhaus from Schwarzach was transferred in 1988 and rebuilt true to the original at its current location. It is now used as a museum, meeting place and event venue. Together with the Troadkasten, baking oven and a school garden, the result is an ensemble well worth seeing. The exhibition focuses on folk culture, mining and archaeology, literature, agriculture and ever-changing special exhibitions.
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