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Small but nice museum in the center

Between 1433 and 1455, construction began on a larger church to replace the Romanesque parish church. Beautiful defensive wall with the St. Michael's Chapel, and to the side is the sacristan's house, which used to be a school.

The open-air museum is the starting and ending point of the hiking trails that lead around Haag, and is also a popular place to linger because it is also designed like a park (Weiß-Park) The museum is freely accessible at any time of day (no admission)

Dedicated to Archangel Michael, the church was officially consecrated and founded as a parish in 1032 with Bishop Berengar von Passau. In 1065 the parish was part of the Archdiocese of Bamberg. In 1443 the church was continued as a fortified church with a charter. Bamberg's patronage ended in 1803.

Beautifully designed and restored town hall. Housed a bank branch for many years. For some time now it has been used again as a town hall in its original function.

The Lower Austrian (Lower Austria) open-air museum was built in the 1970s. It includes 20 old rural buildings and objects, most of which come from the Mostviertel and were built true to the original.

10/13/2022 - The Romanesque frescoes on the north side of this magnificent building depict a procession of merchants. They show the Hague magistrate's deference to the army commander Albert von Sachsen-Teschen, who came to the aid of the Hague in their distress with the Hungarian troops in 1487.

10/13/2022 - From here it goes downhill for a short time and then a little uphill, then a leisurely footpath to the beautiful zoo.