Silent Night Museum

The Silent Night Museum is a museum dedicated to the life and work of the writer (Joseph Mohr) (1792-1848), who spent the last eleven years of his life as a vicar in Wagrain. It was built in 1794 AD for the supreme archaeological official, which withstood both political and social turmoil, served as an administrative office and courtroom, then as a school, a bell foundry, a blacksmith's house, a residential house, and finally became a museum. Today, the museum is characterized by its modern building and interior halls that reflect the classic lifestyle of one of the city's senior ministers.