Bergerhaus-Weinbaumuseum

About the museum

The fabric of the Bergerhaus on Schrannenplatz in the centre of Gumpoldskirchen dates back to the 16th century. Today it is a cultural venue of the market municipality: in the former living quarters, the Galerie Bergerhaus shows exhibitions of contemporary art from March to November with free admission, and the house is home to the tourist office with the local wine library.

The wine-growing museum is housed in one of the oldest wine cellars of the house. It shows cellar and viticulture equipment, with a fully preserved wooden lever press from the 16th century as its centrepiece, along with a wine collection that goes back to the 1940s and documents the local varieties Zierfandler and Rotgipfler. The museum suits a village whose viticulture has been documented since a deed of 1140 and which is known for its Königswein.

Highlights

• Fully preserved wooden lever press from the 16th century
• Cellar and viticulture equipment in the historic wine cellar
• Wine collection of the local varieties Zierfandler and Rotgipfler
• Local wine library with wines from all Gumpoldskirchen winemakers
• Galerie Bergerhaus with changing art exhibitions

Permanent exhibition

• Weinbaumuseum – Cellar and viticulture equipment, a 16th-century wooden lever press and a wine collection of the Gumpoldskirchen local varieties in the historic wine cellar.

Operated by

Marktgemeinde Gumpoldskirchen

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Amenities & dining

• Museum shop

Local wine library with wine tasting and bottled wine sales.

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