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Eisenstadt, Esterházy Palace

Esterházy Palace ticket

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Highlights
  • The Esterházy family state rooms and key pieces from their historical collection
  • The story of Joseph Haydn, Kapellmeister and court composer of the princely family
  • The story of an extraordinary personality: Melinda Esterházy, née Ottrubay
  • one of Austria's largest wine museums, housed in the palace's 300+ year old historic cellar vaults
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Esterházy Palace ticket
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Child € 15,00
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Description

Rooms with stories to tell

Wander through the Esterházy family's state rooms on the bel étage and marvel at artistically significant pieces from their historical collection, including the Esterházy family silver - one of the largest ensembles of silverware preserved as a set. The tour will also give you a rare glimpse into the palace building's history.

A stroll through the first floor reveals the story of an extraordinary and strong personality - Melinda Esterházy, née Ottrubay. You'll get to know the princess as a person - not only as the prima ballerina assoluta - and experience an in-depth look at an existence filled with ups and downs, an ambitious career, and a dramatic life away from the stage.

On the ground floor, the life of Joseph Haydn, First Kapellmeister and composer in the service of the Esterházy princes, is brought impressively and vividly to life. Multimedia stations, installations and displays explore the works of this musical genius from his beginnings in Eisenstadt and Esterházy to his later career, and bring into focus his importance as a composer.

You'll experience the 'bacchanalian' side of the Esterházys deep in the palace's 300-year-old cellar vaults. With over 700 rare, unusual, and at times long-forgotten items of wine and viniculture - from historic casks to the oldest beam press in Burgenland - the history of wine production and wine culture under the Esterházy princes is vividly presented.

Open hours


April – June & September – October | TUE – SUN & holidays 10 am – 5 pm

July & August | Daily: 10 am – 6 pm

January – March & November – December | SAT – SUN & holidays 10 am – 5 pm
Tue – Fri only as part of a guided tour

24 December: 'Christmas Tour' | 9:30 & 11:00

25 & 26 December: closed

31 December: 10 am – 5 pm

1 January: 12 pm – 5 pm

Address
Esterhazy Palace
Esterházyplatz 1
7000 Eisenstadt
Getting there


BY BUS: Take the regional bus 200 from Vienna to Eisenstadt station; journey takes c. 75 minutes, express c. 60 minutes. Further information: +43 (0)2682 623 60–1.

BY TRAIN: It is about a ten-minute walk from Eisenstadt station to the palace. For train times see: www.oebb.at

BY CAR: A2 towards Graz – at Guntramsdorf junction keep right, turn right onto the A3 after the service station – after approx. 26 km take the exit Müllendorf – turn right onto the B59 towards Eisenstadt – follow the B59 until you reach Esterházy Palace.

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