Museums in Tyrol

Europe's highest motorcycle museum , the TOP Mountain Motorcycle Museum, is located in Hochgurgl at the toll station of the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road at...

The Hofkirche is home to the tomb of Emperor Maximilian. This makes it one of the most important monuments in Tyrol. The grave is surrounded by 28...

The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum houses the most important collection of cultural artefacts from the Old Tyrol region. The collected exhibits mainly come...

On the Bergisel in the south of Innsbruck lies the museum "Tirol Panorama", which is known above all for its giant circular painting. By means of an...

Ötzi Dorf , literally Ötzi village, was founded by the community of Umhausen and the Ötztaler tourist association for prehistoric buildings & local...

The Ferdinandeum was once one of the oldest museums of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. And even today it still ranks among the top international museums....

The museum in the Zeughaus is a place of Tyrolean cultural history . The building was built at the beginning of the 16th century by Maximilian I as an...

In the Ibex Centre at Schrofen everything revolves around the Pitztal heraldic animal. The "King of the Alps", as the ibex is also called, was considered...

Discover history in the oldest and one of the most modern buildings in Fließ—that’s what the two museums along the Via Claudia Augusta offer. The museum is...

"Z'Bach" - an exceptional 18th century farmhouse in Wildschönau - harmoniously combines a museum and event rooms under one roof. A walk through...

In 1999, Galtür was hit by a massive avalanche that claimed several lives. Since then, a 345-meter-long and 19-meter-high wall has protected the Tyrolean...

In the middle of the medieval small town of Rattenberg, Austria’s smallest city, lies one of Tyrol’s most important museums: the Augustinian Museum ....