Children's museums in Upper Austria

The Ochzethaus is a Roman experience museum situated in Altheim, Upper Austria. Originally a farmhouse in the rural community of St. Laurenz, it was acquired by the Altheim municipality in 1993 and converted into a museum. The name 'Ochzethaus' is derived from the river name 'Ache', colloquially known as 'Och'.

The Kinderweltmuseum Schloss Walchen housed approximately 1200 exhibits, with a primary focus on the lives of children in different social milieus. The museum aimed to provide a comparative view of the lives of children from bourgeois, peasant, and worker backgrounds.

Reichenstein Castle, located in the town of Reichenstein in the municipality of Tragwein in the district of Freistadt in Upper Austria, is a semi-ruin of a castle that was converted into a chateau. The castle is situated on a narrow, steeply sloping rock ridge above a river loop of the Waldaist. The castle offers a unique blend of historical architecture and natural beauty, making it a fascinating destination for tourists.

The Anton Bruckner Museum, located in Ansfelden, Austria, is a cultural institution dedicated to the life and works of the renowned composer Anton Bruckner. The museum offers a unique insight into Bruckner's life, his influences, and his contributions to the world of music. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits, including musical instruments, personal belongings, and documents related to Bruckner's life and career.