Kurmuseum Bad Tatzmannsdorf

About the museum

Bad Tatzmannsdorf looks back on around 400 years of spa tradition; a chronicle from 1620 even recommends that guests drink 16 Seidel of Sauerwasser (mineral spring water) at the springs. The Kurmuseum illustrates this development of the spa town with pictures and tangible exhibits for spa guests and locals alike. It was set up by the spa's curator, who still presents it in guided tours today.

A separate room shows the development of the village. A third focus is the "Habsburger Zimmer", dedicated to the imperial couple Franz Joseph I and Elisabeth, which contains extensive pictorial material and valuable personal belongings. The museum is complemented by a newly designed spa chronicle corner in the REDUCE Kurhaus.

Highlights

• 400 years of spa tradition in Bad Tatzmannsdorf
• Separate room on the development of the village
• "Habsburger Zimmer" for Emperor Franz Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth
• Newly designed spa chronicle corner in the Kurhaus
• Guided tour with the spa's curator

Permanent exhibitions

• 400 Jahre Kurtradition – The development of the spa town of Bad Tatzmannsdorf in pictures and exhibits, complemented by a spa chronicle corner.
• Ortsentwicklung – A separate room shows how the village of Bad Tatzmannsdorf has developed.
• Habsburger Zimmer – Room for the imperial couple Franz Joseph I and Elisabeth with pictorial material and personal objects.

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Getting there & parking

The museum is located in the Quellenhof by the Kurpark in the center of the spa town.

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