War museums in Burgenland

The Stefan-Fadinger-Museum, located in St. Agatha in Upper Austria, is primarily dedicated to Stefan Fadinger. Fadinger is renowned as the most famous leader of the Upper Austrian Peasants' War of 1626. The museum offers a deep dive into the life and times of this significant historical figure, providing visitors with a unique insight into this turbulent period in Austrian history.

The Kreuzstadl Rechnitz is a significant historical site located on the southern outskirts of the market town of Rechnitz in the Oberwart district in Burgenland. This former agricultural building now serves as a memorial to the Rechnitz massacre. Its location provides a serene and reflective environment for visitors to learn about the tragic events that took place here during World War II.

The Steinmetzmuseum Kaisersteinbruch serves multiple purposes. It is a research center and a documentation and image archive of the local stonemason's craft. Additionally, it provides information about the prisoner of war camp Stalag XVII A during the Second World War and the subsequent Soviet occupation in Kaisersteinbruch. This makes the museum a valuable resource for those interested in history and craftsmanship.

Housed in a medieval castle, this museum tells the story of wars and violence in order to promote the ideas of peace.

Today, the Bunkeranlage Ungerberg serves as an open-air museum. It is one of the branches of the Military History Museum. Visitors can explore the facility and learn about its historical significance and the role it played during the Cold War era.