Welcome

By train: ÖBB timetable; Westbahn timetable
Station: St. Pölten Hauptbahnhof (Main Station)

On foot from St. Pölten Main Station
Head straight into the historic city centre on Kremser Gasse until you reach Wiener Straße. Turn left and then take the next right into Kugelgasse. Follow this short street to Fuhrmanngasse, turn left again, and then take the first right into Steinergasse. Continue straight ahead, Steinergasse becomes Johann-Gasser-Straße. Cross the Schulring at the intersection, and you are at the KinderKunstLabor. Walking time: approx. 13 min, 950 m

On bike
There are bicycle parking spaces directly in front of the building.

Route Planner

A1: at the St. Pölten junction, take the S 33 to St. Pölten Ost exit.
From here, follow the B1a to Schulring.

Parking
At the end of Hans-Schickelgruber-Straße, visitors of the KinderKunstLabor have access to a parking lot (including 3 e-charging stations). You can park here free of charge for 3 hours by registering your license plate number at the welcome desk.
There are also 3 disabled parking spaces in Hans-Schickelgruber-Straße, but between the Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Schule and the KinderKunstLabor.

Navigation Devices
WGS84: N 48.20093 ° / E 15.621744 °
UTM: 33U 546198.825 5338820.021, address: Schulring 24, 3100 St. Pölten

All areas of the KinderKunstLabor - including the restaurant area - are barrier-free and can be reached via the lift. There are also wheelchair-accessible toilets on every floor except the first. 

Are you interested in a guided tour of our exhibitions for blind, visually impaired, or deaf people?
Please send enquiries to buchung@kinderkunstlabor.at

There are 3 disabled parking spaces in Hans-Schickelgruber-Straße between the Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Schule and the KinderKunstLabor.

T +43 (0) 2742 41 701
willkommen@kinderkunstlabor.at

In the shop area, children’s books and toys, from spinning tops to hobby horses, wait to be discovered. They are conceived and produced collaboratively by designers and children. Many of the items are made from natural materials such as wood, wax, felt, stones, or handmade paper.

Answers to frequently asked questions can be found here.