Hittisau Women's Museum, Cultural museum in Hittisau, Austria.
The Hittisau Women's Museum occupies the upper floor of a wood and glass structure and displays exhibitions about women's roles in art, history, and social topics. The space hosts various events including films, discussions, and temporary shows on different themes.
The institution was established in 2000 with a focus on documenting women's perspectives and roles across different fields. Over time it has grown to present exhibitions exploring various themes and historical periods.
The museum presents perspectives on how women have contributed to art, history, and daily life in different communities. Visitors encounter works and stories that reflect these roles and their continuing importance.
The museum is open Thursday afternoons and Friday through Sunday, with guided tours available to visitors. Full wheelchair accessibility means all guests can move through and experience the exhibitions comfortably.
The building shares space with a fire brigade station in the basement level, creating an unusual mix of public services and cultural use. This combination of practical infrastructure and exhibition space won multiple awards for its thoughtful design using silver fir wood.
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