Katja Reiland - Crime Reading
Tu., 29.09.2026 from 20:00 o'clock
The native Viennese author Katja Reiland has grown fond of the Salzkammergut, especially the Ausseerland. Today, she delights the listeners in the reading room of the Altaussee Literature Museum.
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For the autumn reading in the Reading Room of the Literature Museum directly in the Spa and Town Hall in Altaussee, the Austrian Crime Author was secured. During her rehabilitation stays, the native Viennese Katja Reiland discovered her love for the Salzkammergut and especially for Bad Aussee.
In a cozy gathering in the Reading Room, she will read this evening from her 3rd crime novel "Schuld Aussee". All her crime novels take place in the Ausseerland, where life between blue lakes, deep green forests, and snow-covered mountains is still worth living, but now and then a murder occurs.
The listeners can have their brought books signed after the reading. Of course, books can still be purchased in the bookstore of Literature Museum Altaussee .
Date and time
Tu., 29.09.2026
Starts at: 20:00 O'clock
Event location
Altaussee - Reading Room Literature Museum
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Additional Information
The advance sale of tickets via www.kultur.ausseerland.at, or at all information offices in Ausseerland ends on the day of the event at noon. Remaining tickets are available at the box office in the evening.
The reading room of the Literature Museum is located on the ground floor of the Kur- und Amtshaus Altaussee.
Advance sale: Euro 15.00
Box office: Euro 17.00
The tickets can be purchased until noon on the day of the event at all information offices of the Ausseerland and in online ticket shop of the Tourism Association Ausseerland Salzkammergut .
The reading room and the box office open at 7:00 p.m. Drinks and snacks are served for a voluntary donation.
Tickets are available at the box office
The tickets do not have assigned seats. Each visitor is allowed to choose their seat freely. For this reason, early arrival is recommended.
