Kernstock House (Listed Building)

Gampern, Oberösterreich, Österreich

All weather
Suitable for groups

Welcome to the Kernstock house (listed building)!

This building is to honor the Styrian priest and author of Austria´s first national anthem, Ottokar Kernstock.

Built in 1605, the house was continuously occupied until the death of its last owner in 1907.

The Kernstock house bears a few rare architectural features, such as a hallway located to one side of the building (instead of a central location), and a kitchen with an open hearth.

The furniture on display dates to the 15th to 17th centuries.
Our small museum is to introduce the interested visitor to people´s everyday lives some 400 years ago. An opportunity not to be missed!

Opening hours

May 01 - November 01:
Sat, Sun, holidays 10am-5pm and by prior arrangement

by arrangement
Registration required

Closing day

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

Arrival

Accessibility / arrival

By car: Motorway Salzburg - Vienna, exit Seewalchen or via Bundesstraße 1.

By train: The Neukirchen - Gampern stop can be reached: From Vienna with the InterCity to Attnang-Puchheim, change there to the regional train to Salzburg. From Salzburg take the regional train directly to Attnang-Puchheim or Linz.