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Eisenstadt, Esterházy Palace
Esterházy Palace - Wine Museum
Highlights
- more than 700 fascinating objects
- the largest preserved wine barrel and the oldest Baumpresse
Description
Why not explore Austria’s largest wine museum? In the over 300-year-old vaults of the palace, there are 700 unique objects relating to wine and wine-making just waiting to be discovered – from historic barrels to Burgenland’s oldest Baumpresse (a basket wine press). Encounter the long history of Esterhazy’s “bacchanalian” side! For even back in 1666, the palace’s cellars could accommodate 280,000 litres, and servants – including Joseph Haydn – would sometimes be paid in “pails” of wine. From the study of vines and viticulture under the Esterházy princes to distillation or the production of wine and Sekt (Austrian sparkling wine), here everything revolves around the joys of the grape.
Ticket-Details
The ticket entitles to single entry within one year from the date of purchase.
Children up to the age of 6 are free.
Discounted tickets for students, families and groups are available on-site.
Opening hours
16 May - 30 June
Saturday, Sunday and holidays 10.00 am - 5.00 pm
1. July - 1. November
Daily 10.00 – 17.00
2. November - 31. December
Friday – Sunday, on public holidays and on the 31 December 10.00 – 17.00
Closed on 25 and 26 December
Esterházyplatz 1
7000 Eisenstadt
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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