Discover the Notburga Museum in Eben am Achensee - a fascinating journey through time that delves into the life of St. Notburga and the rich history of the region!
St. Notburga’s relic is displayed on the high altar of the pilgrimage church in Eben and attracts many pilgrims. A humble servant who lived in the 13th century and advocated for the poor and sick, St. Notburga is considered the most beloved saint in western Austria. Visitors to the Notburga Museum can explore her inspiring story and learn about her enduring significance.
Notburga Sunday in Eben am Achensee is a traditional festival celebrated annually on the second Sunday in September in honour of St. Notburga.
In 2027, the festival will take place on 12 September, with special services and festivities dedicated to her memory. On Notburga Sunday, the museum is open from 10:00 to 18:00.
Take the regional bus (lines 4080 or 8332) to Maurach to the district of Eben and get off at the "Eben a. A. Haus St. Notburga" stop.
Travel to Eben am Achensee by car via the B181 or the local road. The tall spire of St. Notburga Church is visible from afar, with the Notburga Museum located right next door. The “Kirche 1” car park is located about 180 metres uphill from the church.
"Kirche 1" car park in Eben (paid parking). There are also some car parks on the edge of the local road.
Josef Schwaninger
Ebener Straße 98
6212 Maurach am Achensee
+43 (664) 3914186
info@notburga-museum.at
https://www.notburga-museum.at