In 1951, after two year's renovation, the building, called a Gedächtnisstätte (place of remembrance) was officially opened.
In 1971 Paul Esterházy, the last owner from the Esterházy family, gave the building to the town of Raiding.

In 1979 the building was re-opened as a museum.
The concert hall, next to the house, the Lisztzentrum Raiding, was opened in 2006.
Its capacity is about 580, and it is the home of the Raiding Liszt Festival.
In 2011, 200 years after Liszt's birth, the contents and technology of the museum were updated.
In 1951, after two year's renovation, the building, called a Gedächtnisstätte (place of remembrance) was officially opened. In 1971 Paul Esterházy, the last owner from the Esterházy family, gave the building to the town of Raiding.
In 1979 the building was re-opened as a museum. The concert hall, next to the house, the Lisztzentrum Raiding, was opened in 2006. Its capacity is about 580, and it is the home of the Raiding Liszt Festival. In 2011, 200 years after Liszt's birth, the contents and technology of the museum were updated.
Liszthaus Raiding