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The Schlossguggerhaus - a project close to our hearts
It is the oldest house in Dornbirn and has been a listed building since 1967. A time capsule that has seen a lot. Stefan Grabher fell in love with this house, bought it together with Günther Haid and is taking care of its preservation and renovation.
Report
"Dornbirn City Museum"
Report
from the Dornbirn City Museum
Newspaper article DIE NEUE 18.10.2020
"Adventure journey through time"
At over 700 years old, the Schlossguggerhaus is the oldest house in Dornbirn.
The Schlossguggerhaus | Hanno Thurnher Photography
A house with history
Research has shown that the house dates back to 1290 (+/-5). A striking feature of the building is the gradual "petrification" of the original rising timberwork - the historical change from timber to mixed timber and stone construction.
Versatile application
From product shoots, wine and gin storage, vinegar production and herb cultivation to smaller company celebrations - the Schlossguggerhaus is used in a variety of ways and the possibilities are endless. Above all, new ideas should live on in it.
Inside the house
Stefan Grabher | Photo: Lisa Mathis
The plaque next to the entrance tells about the house
33 years of Mary Rose celebrations at the Schlossguggerhaus
The stone and wood staircase leads to the main entrance
The garden invites you to linger and enjoy a cozy picnic.
Distilled in Rankweil, stored in Dornbirn - our Mary Rose GIN
Photo shoots in and around the Schlossguggerhaus
Schlossgugger wine - sustainable enjoyment from Mary Rose.
What began as a labor of love is now part of Mary Rose:
With the Schlossgugger wines, we’re breaking new ground and bringing our values from the textile world into the world of wine—sustainable, full of character, and with great attention to detail.
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