Archäologisches Freilichtmuseum, Aussichtsturm und das Turmcafé

The Archäologisches Freilichtmuseum takes you back to the life of the Celts in the 1st and 2nd centuries BC. Here you'll find reconstructed houses, original artifacts, and fascinating research results that bring to life the image of a once powerful settlement.

The impressive Celtic fortifications with walls up to 10 meters high surround an area of about 15 hectares and are among the best-preserved Iron Age fortifications. In interactive workshops like comb weaving, you can actively experience history – perfect for families and children.

• Annual highlights such as the Celtic festival at the solstice featuring Celtic-Irish live music, craft workshops, a market, archery, blacksmith demonstrations, and a petting zoo.

• Exciting Celtic games as a competition between two tribes, along with impressive combat and stunt shows with horses and foot soldiers.

• The ritual fire at the solstice as a special experience.

• The Johann-Giefing observation tower offers fantastic panoramic views over the Bucklige Welt region, Burgenland, and Hungary.

• The Turmcafé welcomes you to linger with regional delicacies and hearty local cuisine.

• Charming hiking trails with information boards about nature, wildlife, and Celtic history enrich a family outing.

• A petting meadow and free-roaming animals add extra fun for the little ones.

Guided tours and children’s birthday party offers complete the program, making the visit especially family-friendly.