The exhibition „Cards on the Table!“ follows traveling canons, pilgrims, North Pole explorers, archaeologists, and researchers on their journeys and illuminates the different worldviews that can be traced in the Monastery's collections. Changing Worldviews Historical sources from the Monastery's archive, library, and art collections open up unusual perspectives on the world: maps, […]
Visit to the tomb of St. Leopold with skull relic Markgraf Leopold III died on November 15, 1136. The skull relic of St. Leopold can only be seen during the Leopold Festival. The saint’s skull is encased in red velvet; only the parietal bone is exposed. It rests on a cushion adorned with pearls and precious stones. It is crowned with a […]
Mit Georg Friedrich Händels „Messiah“ und Antonio Vivaldis „Gloria“ stellt die Stiftsmusik Klosterneuburg zwei zentrale Meisterwerke des Barock in den Mittelpunkt ihres Adventkonzerts. Beide Werke verbinden die Klangpracht des 18. Jahrhunderts mit Texten, die unmittelbar auf das Weihnachtsfest hinführen. ADVENTKONZERT – Händel „Messiah“ Teil 1 & Vivaldi „Gloria“ Programm Georg Friedrich Händel: „Messiah“, Teil 1 […]
Augustine, a man on a quest: “What you want to ignite in others must burn within you,” was Augustine’s conviction. Who was this man whose life and thoughts continue to inspire us today? The special guided tour offers an impressive insight into the life and work of Saint Augustine. With vivid storytelling and great expertise, Melanie Thiemer takes the visitors on a journey through the life and work of the Saint […]
The Festorgel by Johann Freundt (1642) in the monastery basilica of Klosterneuburg is considered one of the largest and most important church organs in Central Europe thanks to its outstanding sound. ORGELKONZERT IM ADVENT Sunday, December 13, 2026 | 3 PM At the Festorgel: Pieter van Dijk Works by J. P. Sweelinck, A. van Noordt, H. Scheidemann u. a. >Before the organ concerts, there is always a preconcert at 18:00. >The organ concerts are held every […]
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