Interactive experience
Celts for Kids
A dedicated exhibition tailored for younger museum visitors.
Discover the deep history of Celtic civilization, prehistoric Salzburg, and the local heritage of Hallein. Visitors can explore archaeological finds from the Dürrnberg, interactive science rooms, and dedicated children's exhibitions.
A museum exploring 2,600 years of Celtic settlement on the Dürrnberg, prehistoric Salzburg, and Hallein's history.

The Museum of the Celts Hallein in Hallein offers an in-depth look into prehistoric Europe and regional heritage. Visitors can explore extensive archaeological collections focused on Celtic settlements, burial culture, and salt mining on the Dürrnberg. The galleries also delve into prehistoric Salzburg and the evolution of the city's historic trade. Interactive learning spaces like the Bone Lab complement dedicated archaeology areas designed for families and children. Fully barrier-free facilities across all floors ensure a comfortable visitor experience for everyone.

Established in 1882, the Museum of the Celts Hallein underwent several relocations before moving into the historic mid-18th-century Salt Offices in Hallein in 1970. This transition prompted its rebranding as the **Keltenmuseum**, which later hosted a landmark 1980 exhibition showcasing regional archaeological discoveries. Following expansion planning by architect Heinz Tesar in 1993, the institution was officially integrated into the Salzburg Museum in 2012.
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