Rollettmuseum
The Rollettmuseum is Lower Austria's oldest museum, tracing its origins to the private collection of physician Anton Rollett, opened to the public in Baden in 1810. Since 1914 it has been housed in the former Weikersdorf town hall (built 1903-1904 by architect Rudolf Krausz) and shares the building with the Baden city archive. Its exhibits document the varied history of the spa town of Baden.
Now on view
1 exhibition
Opening soon
4 upcoming
Bathing Season End! – Insights and Retrospectives into “100 Years of Strandbad Baden”
With the closing of the Baden lido, the special exhibition "100 Years of Baden lido" also comes to an end. Much that has not yet been told and shown will be discussed this evening. Backgrounds, anecdotes, reports,…
LONG NIGHT OF MUSEUMS
NIGHT SWIMMING AT THE ROLLETTMUSEUM On the occasion of the Long Night of Museums, the bathing time for the special exhibition "100 Years of Strandbad" at the Rollettmuseum will be extended. The cultural lifeguards will…
"Illegible? No way!" - Deciphering Kurrent script in the City Archives. For International Archives Day. Taster course at 10 AM-12 PM
Stadtarchiv Baden/Rollettmuseum "Illegible? No way!". Deciphering Kurrent script in the Baden City Archives. Do you only see flourishes, hooks, and cryptic letters? Don't worry - that's exactly what this is about! This…
"Unreadable? No Way!" – Deciphering Kurrent Script in the City Archive. On the International Archives Day. Taster Course at 10-12 AM
City Archive Baden/Rollettmuseum "Unreadable? No Way!". Deciphering Kurrent script in the Baden City Archive. Do you only see flourishes, hooks, and cryptic letters? Don't worry – that's exactly what this is about! This…