Wullersdorfer Ziegelmuseum
Small brick museum in the Erzherzog Fertinant-Keller on the main square of Wullersdorf, also the entrance to the medieval refuge complex.
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About the museum
Beneath the main square of Wullersdorf lies a medieval refuge complex, which is open to visitors in the “Erzherzog Fertinant-Keller”. The brick museum opened in the entrance area of the cellar in 2005.
The exhibition is dedicated to the regional brick and its importance for the Weinviertel. It explains the craft methods and techniques of production and shows historic bricks as well as tools and equipment for brick moulding.
Visitors usually see the museum as part of a guided tour of Wullersdorf that begins at the parish church, leads through the Geschichtenhaus and ends in the cellar.
Highlights
- Collection of historic Weinviertel bricks
- Tools and equipment for brick moulding
- Access to the medieval refuge complex beneath the main square
- Group tours year-round by registration
Permanent exhibitions
- Ziegelmuseum – Historic bricks from the region, tools and explanations of production in the entrance area of the cellar.
- Mittelalterliche Fluchtanlage – Walk-in underground refuge complex beneath the main square.
- Founded
- 2005
- Operated by
- Marktgemeinde Wullersdorf
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission, donations welcome.
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | The group tour usually starts at the parish church and lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours; registration required. |
