The architecture of the "panoramic staircase"
The so-called "Panorama Staircase" is a reinforced concrete staircase enveloped in a glass-steel construction on the eastern facade of the museum wing. It was created as a functional fire escape staircase and a spectacular viewpoint for the newly opened museum in 2003.
Experience something special - architecture meets nature at Admont Abbey
A place that touches all the senses: An extraordinary experience space extends over three floors, which is fascinating at any time of year and in any weather. Whether it's a snowstorm, fog or a summer thunderstorm - here you don't just feel like an observer, but part of the natural spectacle.
And when the sky clears, a breathtaking panoramic view opens up: over the stylishly designed outdoor facilities with the fragrant herb garden, the mysterious "Invisible Garden", the idyllic monastery pond - all the way to the majestic entrance to the Gesäuse National Park and the mighty Haller Walls.
Uniquely tangible: the harmonious combination of timeless monastery architecture and living nature... - it Admont Abbey, it becomes an experience to remember.
