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Directions and location

Rosegger Birthplace Alpl and Rosegger Museum Krieglach

Please note: Rosegger Birthplace and Rosegger Museum are at different locations.

Getting here

Address

Birthplace, Alpl 42, 8671 Alpl | Museum, Roseggerstraße 44, 8670 Krieglach,

Lageplan zu Peter Roseggers Geburtshaus und Museum am Alpl in Krieglach
Accessibility
Getting to Rosegger Birthplace Alpl
Getting to Rosegger Museum Krieglach

House Rules

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In order to ensure both your personal security and the security of the items exhibited, may we draw your attention to our house rules.

We look forward to your visit!

Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Learn more about the exhibitions in Rosegger Birthplace Alpl and Rosegger Museum Krieglach!
Programme

Programme

Join our events and guided tours!

Visit other Rosegger memorials!

Waldschule at Alpl

Waldschule at Alpl

In 1902, Peter Rosegger launched a donation campaign to found the Waldschule in Alpl and to counteract the rural exodus. In 1975, the school was discontinued. After the renovation of the building, it has been run since 1982 as a school museum, in which the school room and the "Roseggerzimmer" can be visited in their original state.
Rosegger exhibit in St. Kathrein am Hauenstein

Rosegger exhibit in St. Kathrein am Hauenstein

The Church of St. Kathrein was the nearest church to Kluppeneggerhof and part of Peter Rosegger's numerous childhood memories.
Rosegger's tomb

Rosegger's tomb

Peter Rosegger's tomb is located in the cemetery in Krieglach. His wish was: "I want a simple grave, like every farmer from Alpl. A wooden cross with the name on it. If, after fifty years, you still know who that is, that is enough; if not, then leave me in peace. "
Rosegger park and memorial

Rosegger park and memorial

In 1937, the "Roseggerbund Waldheimat" and the market town of Krieglach built this park with the sculpture "When I was still a Waldbauernbub ..." by the artist Paul Kassecker. The park was completely refurbished in 2007-2008 and offers quiet seating and a children's playground.