StifterHaus--Zentrum für Literatur und Sprache in OÖ, Literature and language museum at Adalbert-Stifter-Platz, Linz, Austria.
The StifterHaus is a literature and language museum in Linz dedicated to the work and life of writer Adalbert Stifter. It displays objects from different periods, including letters, paintings, drawings, and personal items that document the cultural diversity of Upper Austria.
The building was constructed in 1844 and was used as a residence by writer Adalbert Stifter starting in 1848. After he left, the house was converted into a literature museum in 1993 to preserve his legacy and Upper Austrian literary history.
The place celebrates the literary tradition of Upper Austria, from medieval works to contemporary authors. Visitors discover handwritten manuscripts and documents that show how language and storytelling have evolved across generations.
The museum is centrally located at Adalbert-Stifter-Platz in Linz and is easily accessible by public transport. Visitors should note that opening hours vary between weekdays and Friday, and guided tours are available upon request for small and large groups.
The collection preserves not only the writer's manuscripts and personal items, but also his death mask. These rare objects allow visitors to feel a special connection to this important 19th-century author.
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