Photo: Gernot Langs

Paula Grogger Museum

Gröbminger Land, Styria

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Visit the home of the famous poet Paula Grogger, who was born on July 12, 1892, in Öblarn as the daughter of an iron and machinery dealer. She first attended the Ursuline teacher training college in Salzburg and then entered teaching service, which she performed in Wörschach, Schladming, Niederöblarn, and Öblarn. She began writing early. She achieved her literary breakthrough with the novel "Das Grimmingtor," written between 1918 and 1925. Grogger's second significant work was the dramatic poem "Die Hochzeit," which was first performed in Öblarn in 1936. The rooms on the ground floor and first floor are presented to visitors in their original condition, just as they were inhabited by Paula Grogger. In the attic, the Festspielgemeinde Öblarn has set up an exhibition room with documentation about the life and work of the poet. >> Experience the museum online <<