The "Feldbach Tabor" was built as a fortification in the second half of the 15^th century around the church of the southeast Styrian town of Feldbach. The wall featured battlements and embrasures, and on the inner side of the wall,  eleven small, two- to three-storey so-called "Gaden" or "Tabor cottages" were built.  These had vaulted cellars, living rooms, storage areas and a stable. During the great Feldbach witch trial (1673-1675), the Tabor served as a prison for those accused of witchcraft. After it lost its defensive function in the 18^th century, the Tabor was used for peaceful purposes. Its cottages were used as schoolrooms and storage rooms and as vegetable and ice cellars.

‘How it used to be’
With the opening of the Feldbach Local History Museum in 1952, the Tabor saw a new lease of life. Today, the former fortifications house a diverse museum with several sections. These trace the history of Eastern Styria from the Stone Age right up to the recent past. Across an exhibition area of around 1,300 square metres, a total of twelve different exhibitions are presented in 41 rooms. The museum’s mission is to collect, preserve, research, vividly present and make accessible to the public the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of South-East Styria. Activities for adults: Special exhibition tour, duration approx. 60 mins. Activities for children – A journey back in time


Activities for adults

Overview tour of the core of our museum, including an introduction (history of Feldbach and the Tabor): Special exhibition, folklore, historical school classroom, castles and palaces, as well as the Celts and Romans. Duration: approx. 75 mins.

Activities for children

On an interactive educational tour, children embark on an exciting journey through time within the museum. They experience history first-hand in a playful and age-appropriate way.

Duration: approx. 60 minutes. A creative workshop can be booked as an optional extra. Here, the children have the chance to get hands-on – for example, by writing with a quill and ink or by making a pendant from volcanic rock.

 

Tue.-Sat. 10am-5pm, and by appointment (+43 664 6412327)

Season: End of April to October 26^th

closed on Sundays and public holidays!

Regular price: € 4.50

Annual ticket: € 10.00

Reduced: € 2.50 (children older that 10, pupils, students with ID, pensioners, those doing military service and alternative service)

Children 6 to 10 years: € 1

Surcharge per person for a guided tour: € 2

Group ticket per person incl. guided tour (from 10 persons): € 4.-

Family ticket: € 4.50 per adult and free admission for all children!

'TWO AND MORE' - Styrian Family Pass for all registered persons, the day ticket is valid as an annual pass.

Creative workshop or children's afternoon (including guide, material and snack): € 5.- (plus child- or reduced ticket)

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