
Spring opening at the Eggerhaus 2026
Easter market, palm-bundle making, bread from the wood-fired oven and the Ruassalmusi: a well-attended start to the season.

Museum of rural building and living culture from the 17th to 19th centuries, event venue, and simply “a lovely spot in the Salzkammergut”.
Museum of rural building and living culture, 17th to 19th centuries
June to September
every Sunday, 2 pm – 5 pm
October to May
by appointment only
For centuries the Eggerhaus stood at the foot of the Grasberg as “Egger obs Moos”. In 1995 it was due to make way for a new building. Volunteers measured it beam by beam, took it down and rebuilt it faithfully at Am Wiesenhof by 2003 – almost 20,000 hours of unpaid work.
Today the house, with its parlour, black kitchen, upper parlour and furniture around 300 years old, shows how people lived and worked in the Salzkammergut. The Eggerstadl barn and the granary complete the site.

When the longest night gives way to the returning light: music, warm drinks and traditions around the fire.

No dates are listed at the moment. We announce new events here and on Instagram and Facebook.
The main house, the Eggerstadl barn and the granary form a small open-air museum.

Log house with painted facade, parlour, black kitchen and an upper parlour furnished in the 18th century.

Mid-19th-century barn moved here in 2007/08 – today a space for up to 100 guests.

Granary from the “Vordere Gassen” farm, taken down in 2010 and re-erected in 2016.
The Eggerhaus is one of the region's defining historic farmsteads and stands for the rural way of building and living in past centuries. As a four-sided farmstead it combined living, working and storage and was the centre of a working farm.
Over generations the property was extended and adapted without losing its character. Today it is a museum and cultural venue that brings history, craft and everyday rural life within reach.

Two documentaries from 2008: the rebuilding beam by beam, and bread baking in the black kitchen.
The Eggerhaus association runs the house entirely with volunteers. Its tasks: collecting, preserving and developing regional culture, history and craftsmanship, researching it and passing it on.
The association organises guided tours, exhibitions, festivals, workshops and get-togethers – and new members are always welcome.


Easter market, palm-bundle making, bread from the wood-fired oven and the Ruassalmusi: a well-attended start to the season.

Lanterns, Swedish fire logs, bread from the smoke kitchen and music by the Altmünster mixed choir and the Liachtbratl-Musi.

Folk music evening in cooperation with the Heimathaus Viechtau.
All questions about visiting: Your visit
Am Wiesenhof 69, 4813 Altmünster am Traunsee, Upper Austria. There is a car park directly opposite and the “Am Wiesenhof” bus stop right by the house. Altmünster centre is about 15 minutes away on foot.
From June to September every Sunday from 2 to 5 pm, visits by guided tour only. From October to May, and for groups, by arrangement via kontakt@eggerhaus.at.
1–2 people € 10, 3–5 people € 20, each additional person € 3. Children and young people up to 14 get in free.
Yes. During opening hours every visit is a guided tour. Groups should book in advance; tours outside opening hours can then be arranged.
Yes, throughout the year: the spring opening with palm-bundle making and Easter market, bread baking in the wood-fired oven, music evenings, the Long Night of Museums and the winter solstice. All dates are listed under Events.
News about exhibitions, events and festivals at the Eggerhaus by e-mail.