Discover the highlights of the long night of the museums in St. Pölten

Discover the highlights of the long night of the museums in St. Pölten

d he "Long Night of Museums" again this year, many enthusiastic visitors moved to the diverse cultural sites in Austria. St. Pölten, the state capital, was no exception and offered a unique experience.

Visitors could look forward to a varied program. In the city museum there was not only the opportunity to explore the regular exhibitions, but also an entertaining children's handicrafts that appeals to younger visitors. In addition, the museum on the cathedral shone with special tours and lectures. An attraction was access to areas that usually remain hidden from the residents and tourists, such as the air -raid shelter under the cathedral.

diverse offers at the late hour

The museum leaders were well prepared to give the guests interesting insights into the exhibitions. In the Museum Lower Austria, exciting tours were on the plan that illuminated the rich cultural and historical legacy of the region. In addition, the newly renovated synagogue came up with a special program that included a Klezmer concert-a musical experience that took guests into the traditions of Jewish wedding music.

The event encouraged many people to get to know the culture of the city better. The lovingly designed programs and the opportunity to look behind the scenes of traditional facilities made the long night an unforgettable experience.

For all those looking for more information, a detailed report on www.noen.at In -depth insights into the special events and activities of the long night of the museums in St. Pölten. Visits of such cultural events not only promote the exchange between the visitors, but also strengthen the sense of community in the city.