Visitor Information

Opening hours

01. June to 29. September 2024
Wednesday: 10am - 6pm
Thursday to Sunday: 10am - 6pm
Monday & Tuesday closed

We look forward to your visit.

Special tours are also possible in November, March and April.

Entry 2024

Admission: 10 euros (children under 18 free)

- with Kärnten CARD: free admission

- with KulturPass Kärnten: reduced admission

with ÖBB Arrival: reduced admission (on presentation of the arrival ticket)

Coming by train, bus, bicycle or on foot helps to protect the environment. The S2 rapid transit station Steindorf is about ten minutes’ walk away, just follow the lakeside path.

TOOLBOX -  immerse yourself in an art and event space. A toolbox – every house needs one. And even more so in a house that centres on building. The performative toolbox from the durch:formen association uses instructions on cards and a diverse range of materials to help you to get to know the building in a different way – and a very personal way. The toolbox is included in the admission price as an experimental mediation format.

Tours 2023

Wednesday guided tour at 5pm during opening hours:   Cost 10 euros per person plus admission to the house (children under 18 free of charge), without advance reservation.

Group tours during opening hours: 120 euros, German or English (max. 25 people) during opening hours plus admission. Guided tours for children are also possible by arrangement. Please enquire at least 10 days in advance at info@domenigsteinhaus.at

Special tours outside opening hours: Cost of group tour with admission: 200 euros (for max. 25 people). Please register at least three weeks in advance at info@domenigsteinhaus.at

Special architectural tours by experts and Domenig students: 300 euros, please enquire at least 30 days in advance.

© Foto: Elke Knöss-Grillitsch
© Foto: Gordana Brandner-Gruber

Domenig Steinhaus - built autobiography:

Unexpected spatial formations, dramatic lighting, architectural sculpture and unconventional interiors create a three-dimensional experience and encourage a change of perspective. The architectural icon of world format is open to visitors every year from May to October and tells the uncompromising stories of the artist Günther Domenig. He incorporated autobiographical elements in the overall form and in individual objects, which are interwoven to form an individual emotional cosmos.

DOMENIG STEINHAUS © Fotograf: Christian Brandstätter (3)

DOMENIG Steinhaus © Fotograf: Christian Brandstätter
DOMENIG Steinhaus © Fotograf: Christian Brandstätter
DOMENIG Steinhaus © Fotograf: Christian Brandstätter

Further information

The unique spaces are easy to explore on your own and can help you find the inspiration to think and build differently. For children: Discover the piggyback, the ejector seat and the bird Nix-Nuz-Nix. Or ask for the architecture game room book DOMENIG? DENMOGI at the visitor service.

The DOMENIG STEINHAUS extends over five floors and does not have barrier-free access (there is no lift). The outdoor facilities and objects in the garden are suitable for barrier-free viewing. Within one hour you can gain a good impression of the house and garden. To round off the tour, we recommend watching films about Günther Domenig and his STEINHAUS in the cinema room or concert recordings on the first floor.

We look forward to your visit and ask for your understanding that visits may be restricted from time to time when events or workshops are taking place.

How to contact us:

  • Uferweg 31, 9552 Steindorf am Ossiacher See
  • +43 664 51 66 673
  • info@domenigsteinhaus.at
  • www.domenigsteinhaus.at
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Getting here

Public transport: Schnellbahn S 2 (Villach Hbf - St. Veit/Glan), Steindorf/Ossiacher See station, then walk along the lakeside path (footpath and cycle path) for max. 10 minutes.

By car: Via motorway A10 to Villach and B94, or motorway A2 on B95 to Feldkirchen and continue on B94. There is a public car park at the turn-off to the lakeside path before the level crossing. After the level crossing, the last 50 metres can only be walked (footpath and cycle path).

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