city museum Judenburg
Judenburg
The Judenburg City Museum presents the historical development of the region from the Stone Age to modern times.
Current information
Special exhibition from 09.05.-12.19.2026
Photographic Art without Color
For 15 years, the Fineart Photography Group Camera RAW has been dedicated to photographic themed works. The exhibition "Photographic Art without Color" reflects the renaissance of black-and-white photography. In an era of ubiquitous color photography, consciously reduced visual worlds are coming back into focus. Light, shadow, contrasts, shapes, and structures shape the visual language and give the photographs a special expressiveness.
Featuring images by:
Anna Diethart | Margit Mietschke | Gerlinde Schaffer | Armin Grabner | Walter Mietschke | Wolfgang Proissl
The founding of the Judenburg City Museum in 1948 goes back to the initiative of the collector Ernst Klepsch-Kirchner, who moved from Vienna, and local resident Betty Perwein. Since 1990, the museum has been located in the spacious building on Kaserngasse.
A panoramic model on the ground floor gives visitors an overview of the medieval and modern city topography. The historical exhibition in the two upper floors presents 16 dioramas by local artist Anna Krotschek, which – supplemented by documents and objects – illustrate important milestones in the history of Judenburg in period-typical scenes.
Current special exhibition: Theme World War II
Admission: voluntary donation
Guided tours: regular € 5.00, reduced: € 3.00
Photos & videos
Opening hours:
- Wednesday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 03:00 p.m.
- Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 05:00 p.m.
Ticket Prices:
- Entry: voluntary donation
- Guided tours are available on request at any time (Adults € 5,- / Children & Reduced € 3,-)
- With Murtal Guest Card € 3 per person
- Children & Youth up to 18 years free