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The exhibition in the Mozarthaus St. Gilgen shows their fate and tells their very personal life story.
W. A. Mozart's grandfather, Wolfgang Nikolaus Pertl, was a law clerk in St. Gilgen. He built the St. Gilgen court between 1718 and 1720. W. A. Mozart's mother Anna Maria Pertl was born in this house on 25 December 1720. At the age of 33, W. A. Mozart's sister Maria Anna, known as Nannerl, married the court judge of St. Gilgen and moved into the house where her mother was born in 1784.
She lived in this house, where her children and stepchildren grew up, for 17 years until the death of her husband. From the time it was built until almost the present day, the house has served as a foster or district court. The St. Gilgen district court was closed in 2002. In 2005, the house was acquired by the Mozartdorf cultural association and converted into a cultural and event centre, today's Mozarthaus St. Gilgen am Wolfgangsee, between 2008 and 2009.
Closed!
Single ticket adult € 6,00
Children and pupils from the age of 11 € 2,50
Adults: EUR 4,-
Children: EUR 2,50
Groups: EUR 3,00
Families, senior citizens
Suitable for wheelchairs: Not all of the legally stipulated ÖNORM are complied with. In principle, this object is suitable for wheelchairs and no assistance is necessary.