OÖ. Feuerwehrmuseum

St. Florian, Oberösterreich, Österreich

Suitable for groups

The Baroque Farmstead at the Monastery of St. Florian is a historic landmark in all of Austria.

Museum - Architecture - Craft

The Museum is located in the former Meierhof Farm of the Monastery and showcases the rich history and tradition of the fire department. The place houses historic apparatus, equipment, and artifacts. Museum attractions include horse-drawn vehicles, some 1920´s fire engines, and other equipment from days gone by.
It is a Museum that shows the past, present and future of firefighting, rescue and emergency medical service, combined with an interactive educational experience.
What´s more, the Museum is dedicated to preserving Fire Department uniforms and personal memorabilia. The museum educates the public about the importance of the Fire Department and the men and women within its service.

Opening hours

The museum is open daily from May 1 to October 31, except Monday, from 10 am to 12 pm and from 2 pm to 5 pm.

Registration required

Closing day

Monday

Arrival

Equipment

Toilet facility
Food and drink available

Service

Shop
Guided tour

Prices

General price information

Admission prices:

Adults: EUR 6,-
Children up to 7 years: free admission
Reduced admission (senior citizens, schoolchildren, fire department except Upper Austria, soldiers in uniform): EUR 4,-
Groups (from 10 persons): EUR 5,-
Group tours (max. 30 people/group): EUR 20

Free admission for members of the Upper Austrian fire department and their relatives.

Payment methods

Other payment methods

Cash payment

Discounts (Age-related / Groups)