RENAISSANCE

Three major themes define the exhibition "RENAISSANCE then, now & here": the new idea of man at the centre, the exploration of the world and Schallaburg Castle as a Renaissance palace. This exciting epoch is brought to life in 16 rooms - by means of fascinating exhibits from Austria and abroad, and not least because of Schallaburg Castle itself as an impressive representative of its time. It is a walk-in exhibit and, with its magnificent architecture and historical significance, epitomises the lifestyle and spirit of the Renaissance. From the ornate decorations to the prestigious architecture, Schallaburg Castle tells stories of power, influence and the pursuit of beauty that was typical of the Renaissance. As a visitor, you are not only entering an exhibition, but also a living testimony to bygone times that opens up a whole new perspective on the Renaissance. Embark on a fascinating journey through a total of 16 rooms - and don't forget the castle grounds!
Because the Renaissance also means curiosity about the world, about the new - and this is reflected in this exhibition. For the first time, the entire grounds of Schallaburg Castle are included in an exhibition and rooms that were previously closed are opened up for you. Experience the Renaissance in every corner of the historic castle and let the Renaissance architecture take you back in time.

But the exhibition is not only about the past, but also about the present. "RENAISSANCE then, now & here" offers many opportunities to experience the contemporary relevance of the Renaissance. Take part in exciting discussions with renowned experts and discover the traces of the Renaissance in our time. Where can they be found? What has survived the ages? Be inspired and take the opportunity to discuss the timeless significance of this fascinating era. Here you have the opportunity to take a fresh look at the Renaissance and make new connections between then and now.
 

Embark on an exciting journey through time into the world of the Renaissance and the Lower Austrian landed gentry. Open doors that were previously closed and embark on the Renaissance adventure that Schallaburg Castle brings to life.