OÖ. Jagdmuseum

St. Florian, Oberösterreich, Österreich

Suitable for groups

A Warm Welcome to the Upper Austrian Hunting Museum!

Museum - Architecture - History

This fine museum, located in the former Hunting Lodge of the Monastery of St. Florian, houses one of the best collections of antique hunting equipment in the world. A rich variety of items presents a panorama of hunting techniques and the different aspects of hunting law spanning four centuries. Case upon case of beautifully engraved firearms, crossbows, paintings, tools and equipment await your eyes.
Pride of place is given to an exquisite collection of hunting porcelain and the rich hunting collection of Baron of Bistram (1580-1804).

This former Hunting Castle is the only secular building of Austria´s famous baroque master builder Jakob Prandtauer (1722-1732).

Today, the place houses historic hunting equipment, artifacts, memorabilia and art objects, many of it fishing related as well.

Opening hours

Easter (Holy Saturday) to 31 October:
Monday to Sunday, from 10:00 - 12:00 and from 13:00 - 17:00
Closed on Friday afternoon!
November to Easter: closed

by arrangement

Closing day

Monday

Arrival

Equipment

Toilet facility

Prices

General price information

Admission

Adults: € 5.00
Children 6 - 15 years: € 2.00
Children under 6 years: free admission
Group discount (from 10 people): € 4.00/ per person
Hunters with a valid Upper Austrian hunting card: free

Package:
Bookable: all year round with advance booking
Max. Duration: 1h
Language: DE
Group size: 10 to 50 people

Admission: € 3.00
Guided tour: On request