Wittgensteinhaus Trattenbach

Om museet

Ludwig Wittgenstein was a village schoolteacher in Trattenbach from 1920 to 1922, where he taught some seventy children. His first lodging in the village was the so-called Schachnerstüberl, a house built in 1838 that is now a listed monument. It was there that the municipality set up the Wittgenstein documentation, which was recently redesigned.

The exhibition does not present itself as a collection of memorabilia, although a few objects are on display, above all the bed Wittgenstein designed himself during his time in Cambridge. It uses the history of the village to shed light on the socio-cultural fabric of the early 20th century.

The house is complemented by the Wittgenstein-Weg: along the path the teacher walked to the "Traht-Bäurin" to eat and fetch milk, there are signs with excerpts from the "Tractatus". Every August an international philosophy symposium takes place in the Feistritz Valley.

Højdepunkter

• Wittgenstein documentation "Wittgenstein UND Trattenbach"
• Bed designed by Wittgenstein, from Cambridge
• Listed Schachnerstüberl from 1838
• Wittgenstein-Weg with boards from the "Tractatus"
• A glimpse of village life in the early 20th century

Permanent udstilling

• Wittgenstein UND Trattenbach – The documentation in the Schachnerstüberl shows Wittgenstein's teaching years in Trattenbach and village life of the time, including the bed he designed in Cambridge.

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Gemeinde Trattenbach

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Admission depends on the offering, €2 to €3 per person; cash only.

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