Photographs, paintings and a valuable collection of scores and letters tell of the life and work of the famous composer.

For six years (1866-1872), Richard Wagner chose the Tribschener Landhaus on Lake Lucerne as his place of residence and work. Photographs, paintings and a valuable collection of scores and letters tell of the life and work of the famous composer. A showpiece of the collection is the Erard grand piano. Wagner completed "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg," among other works, on it in Tribschen.

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