Do you want a short, special excursion? The klemuwa - the smallest museum in the Waldviertel - is only about 30 minutes away from Gutenbrunn: small, creative, free and open around the clock.
A mini museum with maxi charm: klemuwa
Sometimes it's the smallest places that surprise the most: The klemuwa is considered smallest museum in the Waldviertel - Housed in a tiny former railroad station shelter. All around is a lovingly designed outdoor area/cultural garden where art and nature come together quite naturally.
Perfect for vacation guests: close, uncomplicated, free of charge
From Gutenbrunn from you can reach the klemuwa in about 30 minutes by car (depending on the route). Ideal if you:
- spontaneously want to see something special,
- only want to be on the road for a short time,
- or is looking for an excursion that works even in changeable weather.
And the best part: free entry and All year round around the clock (0-24 hrs) open.
What's there to see?
The klemuwa often has changing, creative content - and at the moment it is particularly impressive:
Kulturgarten ’25 - the largest crochet flower meadow in the country (since May 2025)
A huge installation flourishes in the smallest museum: over 12,000 crochet flowers - according to klemuwa the largest crochet flower meadow in the country. In the interior, the „Globe“ and the „Madonna“, among others, are colorfully staged. over 150 crocheters with.
There is also a photo exhibition with a strong regional focus („Frau.Engagiert.Verwurzelt.“).
For whom is the visit worthwhile?
- Families: short, exciting, outdoors - without „museum fatigue“
- Photography fans: the little house, the colors, the garden - great motifs
- Everyone who loves the Waldviertel: charming, calm, creative and genuinely regional
Our tip for your visit
Plan cozy 45-90 minutes depending on how long you want to stay in the garden. Also perfect as a stopover on a longer day out.
➡️ Website & current info: klemuwa (official)
I personally found the Klemuwa Museum really unique and can only warmly recommend it. So many impressions in so little space - it's simply brilliant! You can tell how much attention to detail has gone into it and I was genuinely surprised at how varied and exciting the exhibition is. If you're in the area, you should definitely stop by.