Augustinermuseum Rattenberg

The Augustinermuseum Rattenberg is an art museum housed in a former monastery building in the Tyrolean town of Rattenberg. It displays regional art collections and cultural objects that reflect the artistic traditions of the area.

The museum began when a former monastery building was adapted to house regional art collections. The decision to transform this religious space into a gallery reflected the area's commitment to preserving local artistic heritage.

The building itself was once a monastery, which shapes how visitors experience the art inside and connect with the region's spiritual past. Walking through these spaces gives a sense of how creative work and religious life were intertwined here.

The museum is accessible during the warmer months and sits in Rattenberg's old town, where it is easy to reach on foot. Visitors should wear comfortable clothing and allow time to explore the rooms within this former monastic building.

The museum features works that were created or collected within the monastery itself, creating a direct connection between the art and its original setting. This link between artwork and birthplace gives the collections special meaning for visitors.

Location: Rattenberg

Inception: May 1, 1993

Address: Klostergasse 95, 6240 Rattenberg

Opening Hours: May 01-October 26 10:00-17:00

Phone: +43533764831

Website: https://augustinermuseum.at

GPS coordinates: 47.44036,11.89355

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:20