The Liaunig Museum in Neuhaus/Suha in southern Carinthia is an extraordinary venue for modern and contemporary art—nestled in the rolling hills on the edge of the Drau Valley and characterized by an architectural experience that is as striking as it is scenic. The museum combines an impressive collection with a location that intertwines architecture, landscape, and art viewing into a total experience.
The Liaunig Museum presents a selection from one of Austria's most important private art collections. The collection offers a broad cross-section of Austrian art from the mid-20th century to the present day, spanning painting, sculpture, and cross-media positions. The spectrum is complemented by changing special exhibitions that place international and regional artistic works in inspiring contexts.
Liaunig Museum © Liaunig Museum
The building itself has a presence all its own: its elongated, sculptural architecture sets a clear accent on the grounds and guides visitors through light-flooded, open rooms where the art can unfold to its fullest. Both outside and inside, the museum opens up a variety of perspectives—on the works, the space, and the surrounding nature. Around the museum, accessible outdoor spaces and a sculpture park invite visitors to experience art and the environment in dialogue. Educational offerings, guided tours, and an accompanying program make the visit a lively experience for all age groups and provide insights into artistic developments and aesthetic questions.
The Liaunig Museum is a worthwhile destination for cultural tourists and art lovers: an open space that combines contemporary art with architectural sensitivity and scenic tranquility.
