Raftsmen Memorial

Schörfling am Attersee, Oberösterreich, Österreich

pets allowed
All weather
Suitable for groups
Suitable for pushchairs
Suitable for kids (all ages)

The monument to the raftsmen situated a few metres upstream of the bridge across the Ager river, the effluence of Lake Attersee, marks the former reloading point of the rafters and boatmen.

The monument was erected on 27 May 1984 by the local association for the embellishment of the community. Hannes Haslecker was the first to come up with a concept but the second idea by professor Max Stockenhuber was awarded the realisation.

At the Heimathaus (museum of local history) in Gmundnerstraße, interesting exhibits bring to life the work of the raftsmen which constituted an important economic factor in the Attersee region.

Call +43 (0) 7662 2259 to visit the Heimathaus.

Opening hours

throughout the year to visit

opened daily
Can only be viewed from outside

Arrival

Accessibility / arrival

Car:
From Salzburg via the A1 - Seewalchen exit continue to the traffic lights - left on the B152 to Kammer - after the Agerbrücke in the Schlosspark.

From Vienna/Linz via A1 - exit Schörfling or Seewalchen continue to the traffic light - left on B152 to Kammer - after the Ager bridge in the castle park

parking lot Kammer opposite

Parking