Austrian Postal and Telegraph Museum Eisenerz
Located in Eisenerz, the mountain city in the historic region of Styria, the Austrian Postal and Telegraph Museum awaits you.
The museum is housed in the historical premises of the Kammerhof and, as early as the 19th century, it captivated its guests when it served as a hunting lodge for Emperor Franz Joseph I. Today, it offers its visitors exciting, lovingly designed, and comprehensive insights into the postal and telegraph services from the imperial era to the present.
Discover historically and culturally valuable exhibits
Here we inform you about our current and upcoming special exhibitions.
Our dedicated children’s post office shows how telecommunications worked before the advent of mobile phones and the internet. Our little visitors will get a realistic idea of this era unknown to them.
In our old-school postal cinema, you can watch films that document the past 100 years of Austrian postal and telegraphy history.
Discover historically and culturally valuable exhibits, such as:
- A roadworthy and accessible mail coach
- An original imperial and royal post office from around 1900
- Postal historical documents, writing and office utensils
- Historical and current telephone exchanges
The collection also includes mailboxes from all over the world and theme-specific philatelic materials, providing an impression of the postal service around the globe.
