Das Zügnerhaus

In the heart of Fürstenfeld stands a special building that delights visitors with history and charming details: the Zügnerhaus. The ownership history of the house can be traced back to 1713 – but its origin is likely even older. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the house served as a home and workplace for shoemakers and bakers. Historical milestones: 1874 - Acquired by the shoemaker Franz Zügner and his wife Josepha. Still popularly known today as the "Zügnerhaus". Characteristic features include the exposed wooden beam ceiling inside and the restored 18th-century entrance door. Today, the Zügnerhaus houses the municipal library and, together with the town hall, forms a distinctive ensemble on Augustinerplatz. A visit is worthwhile – not only for architecture enthusiasts, but also for anyone who wants to learn more about the rich city history of Fürstenfeld in the Thermen- & Vulkanland. Learn more about the history of Fürstenfeld with a visit to the Pfeilburg, the city museum.