museum in Schladming

Bruderlade / Bergbaumuseum

The Bruderlade in Schladming is a mining museum that documents the silver and copper mining history of the Dachstein-Tauern region, preserving a chapter of Upper Styria's economy that was already declining in the 18th century but defined the region's identity for centuries before that.

The Bruderlade in Schladming is a mining museum documenting the silver and copper mining history of the Dachstein-Tauern region, including the Bruderlade welfare fund that mine workers organized from the 16th century. At Talbach 110; check schladming-dachstein.at for hours. Allow 45-60 minutes. Combine with Schladming’s Old Town, whose Gothic architecture reflects the wealth generated by the mines.

Type
museum
Destination
Schladming
Cost
Paid entry
Founded
16th century
Era
Renaissance
Address
Talbach 110, 8970 Schladming, 8970 Schladming
Coordinates
47.2023, 14.6830
Official website
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