A look behind the scenes: Open day in Laxenburg

A look behind the scenes: Open day in Laxenburg

The city of Laxenburg organized a lively open house day , which attracted numerous club members and interested citizens. The reception in the town hall met with great interest, while different institutions opened their doors to offer their visitors insight into their activities. Mayor David Berl welcomed the guests to a champagne reception and thus set a solemn setting for the event.

The presentation of the Haus Elisabeth nursing home was particularly impressive, which came up with a lecture and live music. Visitors were able to find out more about the facilities and services that are offered there in a relaxed atmosphere. The IIASA, a renowned research institute, led the guests through their historical rooms and gave an interesting insight into their work, which is of international importance

diverse program for all

There was a lot to see and experience not only in the town hall, but also at Schlossplatz. Oldtimer fans had the opportunity to look at VW beetles from the 1950s, which were presented in the brilliant state. Andreas Franek, chairman of VW-Käfer and -Bulli clubs Laxenburg, delivered Exciting background information on these automotive classics.

In addition, numerous other clubs took part, including the monastery of the cross sisters, the local youth club and several sports clubs. The volunteer fire brigade showed its equipment and gave an insight into its important activities in the community. These large number of activities and institutions ensured that there was something for every taste.

The event also fell together with the long night of the museums , which offered many guests the opportunity to continue their exploration tour. This not only promoted interest in local institutions, but also the cultural participation of citizens in various events.

Overall, the open house in Laxenburg was a complete success, which strengthened the community and underlined the cooperation between the club members and the city administration. The positive response showed how important such events are for the social structure of the city and how they contribute to the fact that citizens can get in touch with each other.