Haydn House Museum

Haydn House Museum is one of Austria’s most famous landmarks dedicated to Franz Josef Haydn, the great Austrian composer. This house, built in 1791-1795, really belonged to him during the second half of his life and witnessed the writing of such works as “The Creation of the World” and “The Seasons”, which conquered the whole world. This house became a museum in 1889 and immediately attracted the attention of fans of the composer’s work. Here you can see musical notes of the author, various portraits, original piano and some personal belongings. The Haydn House Museum also has a separate hall dedicated to Johannes Brahms. In this hall you can see furniture, clavichords, which previously belonged to Haydn, and then were bought by Brahms.