House Museum “On the trail of the Habsburgs”

The Kaisergasthof hotel and restaurant in the town of Weyregg was once an imperial postal station, and has been in the family since 1888. Owner Georg Eichhorn is a passionate collector of items from the royal and imperial past, and has transformed ‘his’ post office into a nostalgic jewel, which has even been listed in the Upper Austria Museums Guide. Inside the Kaisergasthof, the lovingly presented collectors’ items are more than decoration – they become reality! You can see more than 300 original pieces from the imperial era. These allow a glimpse into the ceremonial life of the court, and include paintings, posters, dispatches, signs, original telegrams from Crown Prince Rudolf to his father, original envelopes handwritten by the daughters of Emperor Franz Joseph I, court programs and court death notices, programs for the visit of His Majesty William II – German Emperor and King, various imperial and royal uniforms, busts, swords and a range of objects from the Habsburg family and their surrounds.

Visit our Royal and Imperial House Museum ‘On the Trail of the Habsburgs’
June – September: 9am–midnight, open daily
October – May: 9am–2pm and 6pm–midnight, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 9am–midnight
(Closed Monday and Tuesday, company vacation in November)
GROUPS please book in advance.

Personal Royal and Imperial Museum tour with Georg Eichhorn – an experience not to be missed!
Tel. +43(0) 7664 2202, info@kaisergasthof.at (please book in advance)

Original Emperor’s Dinner

In the old ‘Post Office’ pub, you can not only immerse yourself in the era of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, you can also experience the culinary delights of the imperial era at the ‘original Emperor’s Dinner’, every Wednesday from 6pm. Enjoy a romantic dinner for two by candlelight, with a 3-course Emperor’s banquet for €19.90 per person (please book in advance).