2019: CREATURES OF THE NIGHT

Infopoint about the small inhabitants of the castle

Museum Schloss Bruck, Zwinger & Schlosspark
May 18 to October 27, 2019

Zwinger & Schlosspark

The small infopoint in the former Zwinger reveals remarkable fauna in the vicinity of the former Gorizia Castle. Alone at the castle pond, half of all known bat species in Austria could be identified. Fifteen different species find their habitat around the pond, in hidden corners of the castle, in the forest, or in the water castle near the pond.

There the mythical creatures spend the day sleeping, as soon as it gets dark they go hunting around the castle pond. Therefore, it can rightly be called the center of bat diversity in Tyrol!

Bats are nocturnal mammals that mainly feed on insects in our regions. They find their prey in the darkness of the night through ultrasound echo orientation. There are about 1000 different bat species worldwide.

Furthermore, a themed path with 5 stations in 6 different languages (German, Italian, English, French, Czech, Dutch) leads through the beautifully designed park and provides walkers with various interesting information about the historical surroundings, nature, and the residents in and around Castle Bruck.

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Ausstellungen, Events & Vernissagen

Albin Egger-Lienz, Der Sämann, 1912/1914 © Vaverka Albin Egger-Lienz, Der Sämann, 1912/1914 © Vaverka

SCHWARZ/WEISS, Egger-Lienz im Druck

Einblicke in die Kunst von Hans Pontiller (c) Museum Schloss Bruck, Foto Wolfgang C Retter Einblicke in die Kunst von Hans Pontiller (c) Museum Schloss Bruck, Foto Wolfgang C Retter

Einblicke in die Kunst von Hans Pontiller – mit Kuratorin Dr. Ursula Marinelli

 Albin Egger-Lienz - Dance of Death  Albin Egger-Lienz - Dance of Death

Albin Egger-Lienz - Dance of Death

Hans Pontiller, Die Kauernde, 1956 © Fam. Pontiller Hans Pontiller, Die Kauernde, 1956 © Fam. Pontiller

HANS PONTILLER Körperbilder

Susi Pop, o.T. (Christ in Glory nach Graham Sutherland), 2025 © Zwinger Galerie, Berlin Susi Pop, o.T. (Christ in Glory nach Graham Sutherland), 2025 © Zwinger Galerie, Berlin

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