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Museum of Local History and the Battle of Wagram

Discover local history and the Battle of Wagram in Deutsch-Wagram, exploring artifacts and stories from a pivotal Napoleonic conflict.

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Explore local heritage and a pivotal Napoleonic battle at the Museum of Deutsch-Wagram. Housed in Archduke Charles' former headquarters, the museum showcases artifacts, exhibits, and stories from the Battle of Wagram and the region's history.

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  • Sunday 10 am-4 pm

Local tips

  • The museum is only open on Sundays from April to October, so plan your visit accordingly.
  • Combine your visit with a walk around Deutsch-Wagram to explore the town's historical sites.
  • Look out for special events or temporary exhibitions that offer fresh insights into local history.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Vienna, take the S1 train towards Gänserndorf or the REX1 train towards Břeclav to Deutsch-Wagram Bahnhof. From the Deutsch-Wagram Bahnhof, you can take bus line 522 to Deutsch-Wagram Gemeindeamt, which is a short walk from the museum. A single VOR ticket from Vienna to Deutsch-Wagram costs approximately €6.00.

  • Walking

    From Deutsch-Wagram Bahnhof, it is approximately a 15-minute walk to the museum. Walk along Bahnstrasse until Schulallee, then turn right towards the church. Pass by the school buildings, and when you reach the main entrance of the church, go down the stairs and keep left. The museum is 150m away.

  • Driving

    If driving from Vienna, take the A23 and A4 highways, then the B3 towards Deutsch-Wagram. Follow the B3 until you reach Erzherzog Carl-Straße. Limited parking is available near the museum. Parking fees vary, but expect to pay around €1-2 per hour.

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The Museum of the Local History of Deutsch-Wagram and the Battle of Wagram offers a fascinating look into the region's past, blending local heritage with the dramatic events of the Napoleonic Wars. Located in the Erzherzog Carl Haus, which served as Archduke Charles' headquarters during the Battle of Wagram in 1809, the museum provides a multi-faceted exploration of the area's history. The museum delves into the Battle of Wagram, a crucial engagement between Napoleon's French Empire and the Austrian Empire. Exhibits showcase the battle's context, strategies, and impact through artifacts, maps, and historical documents. Personal accounts and stories bring a human element to the conflict. Beyond the battlefield, the museum explores the local history of Deutsch-Wagram, highlighting the lives and traditions of its inhabitants. Exhibits depict the everyday life of local people, their customs, crafts, and contributions to the community. A recreation of an old cobbler's workshop from the interwar period and a traditional kitchen with an open fireplace offer a tangible connection to the past. The museum also features a collection of ceramics and pottery, showcasing the artistic skills of local artisans. The museum also houses a memorial room dedicated to Infantry Regiment No. 42 Ernst August Duke of Cumberland, Duke of Brunswick and Lueneburg.

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