Description: The special exhibition "REBELS! The Black Peasants of Weiberau – Their Motives and Fates in the Upper Austrian Peasant War" as part of the communale oö 2026 runs until October 26, 2026.
The Hague Home Museum is located in the picturesque Starhemberg Castle above Haag am Hausruck.
Exhibited are old views of castles and palaces of the region, rural life of farmers around 1900 and peasant living conditions at that time, work tools of extinct craft professions, as well as the history of the area.
Another focus is on the artists born in Haag, Herbert Bayer (Bauhaus artist - Haag a. H.), Karel Klostermann (poet of the Bohemian Forest), and the painter and bookbinder Heinrich Claudi, who worked in Haag around 1900.
May 1 – October 26
Museum operation is on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 2 – 5 p.m.
or by telephone appointment
Info: Market Community Haag/H., Tel. +43 7732 2255
Group tours outside of opening hours can be booked by prior arrangement:
Telephone registration at +43 664 95 65 624 with Johann Wiesinger
Contact person:
Chairman Mag. Alexander Moosmayr Tel.: +43 676 4302478
Secretary OSR Johann Wiesinger Tel.: +43 664 9565624
Tours and admission:
Group size from 10 persons (group division from 20 persons)
Duration of the tour: approx. 1 to 1.5 hours (variable)
Price for group tours: plus 1 €/person to the admission price
Admission prices: groups 6 €, individuals 7 €, student groups 3 € each per person, compulsory students accompanied by parents are free.
Discounts for people with disabilities, apprentices, students, holders of the Hague Card, advantage card church newspaper 6 € p. P.
Please get in touch for more information.