Haydn-Haus, Classical composer museum in Eisenstadt, Austria.
The Haydn-Haus is an 18th-century townhouse with two floors containing original furnishings, personal belongings, and musical instruments used by the composer. The rooms are arranged as they were during his time, showing how a successful musician lived in that era.
Haydn acquired this house in 1766 and lived there for twelve years during a period of major creative output. He composed many of his famous symphonies and string quartets while residing in these rooms.
The house reveals how Haydn worked and lived in his daily routine, with rooms reflecting his habits and personal spaces. You can see where he composed and how music was woven into his home life.
Plan time for either a self-guided visit or a guided tour, with regular tours offered in multiple languages throughout the day. The rooms are easy to navigate on foot and the layout is straightforward to follow.
The museum received the Austrian Museum Quality Seal in 2008, an award given only to institutions meeting high standards for documentation and presentation. This recognition places it among the region's most respected houses for preserving music history.
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