Medieval Townhouse, Wr Neustadt

What's it about?

Experience the late Middle Ages up close discover the world of city councilor Kristoff Wulfing in 1491. In the middle of the old town of Wiener Neustadt, one of the oldest houses opens its doors: the Hildegard von Bingen Haus. It was once the seat of the noble Lord Kristoff Wulfing, an educated city councilor and favorite of Emperor Maximilian I. Embark on a journey into his time into an era in which power, faith, and art experienced a new blossoming. The guided tour leads you through vaulted corridors, old rooms, and hidden corners spaces that still breathe the spirit of the late Middle Ages. Learn how Wulfing lived, how closely Wiener Neustadt was connected to the emperor's court, and why this house later received the name of Saint Hildegard. His townhouse, a magnificent example of late Gothic architecture at the transition to the Renaissance, is one of the best-preserved buildings of that time. In every room, a piece of history is revealed: from the daily life of the citizens to the visions of a new world. Let yourself be enchanted by the atmosphere of past centuries, by the flickering light on the old plaster and the faint echo of footsteps in the vault. Experience history where it truly belongs in the Hildegard von Bingen Haus. Secure your spot now and experience history up close!