
Your visit
Opening hours
June to September
every Sunday, 2 pm – 5 pm
October to May
by appointment only
Visits by guided tour only.
Group visits outside opening hours can be arranged via kontakt@eggerhaus.at.
Admission
| 1–2 people | € 10 |
| 3–5 people | € 20 |
| each additional person | € 3 |
| Children and young people up to 14 | free |
See the house with a guide
June to September every Sunday, 2 pm – 5 pm without booking, otherwise by appointment – groups and school classes any time by arrangement. Tell us your preferred date and group size.
Getting here
Own car park directly opposite, on the other side of Hatschekstraße. More parking about a 10-minute walk away.
The “Am Wiesenhof” bus stop is right next to the Eggerhaus.
Gmunden station is about 3.5 km away.
About 15 minutes from Altmünster centre, about 20 minutes to Lake Traunsee.
The Eggerhaus is a popular stop on walks in the area, as a starting point or break on tours of the Gmundnerberg. A visit combines well with the Gmundnerberg nature trail.
From the Eggerhaus there is a view of the lake, framed by the Traunstein and the “Sleeping Greek Woman” ridge.
Phone quiz for children
A quiz through the house for families: questions about the parlour, the black kitchen and the granary, right on your phone – no app, no sign-up. The QR code is in the house. German only.
Around the Eggerhaus
Questions about visiting
Where is the Eggerhaus?
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.
When is the museum open?
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.
How much is admission?
1–2 people € 10, 3–5 people € 20, each additional person € 3. Children and young people up to 14 get in free.
Are guided tours available?
Yes. During opening hours every visit is a guided tour. Groups should book in advance; tours outside opening hours can then be arranged.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, dogs are welcome at the Eggerhaus on a lead.
