North Tyrol and East Tyrol has got a wide range of museums to offer. The museums and exhibitions provide interesting information about the history of Tyrol, culture and other topics like the world of bees or Tyrolean farmhouses (pic: the Tyrolean Folk Art Museum in Innsbruck).
From the Grassmayr Bells Museum to the House of People and the Arsenal Innsbruck - have fun!
This museum illustrates the history of the Österreichischer Alpenverein (OeAV) and Alpinism in general. more
The Alpinarium consists of an exhibition, a café, an indoor climbing wall, an internet lounge as well as seminar rooms. more
This museum has been inaugurated in 1993 in Rattenberg am Inn and is a former Augustinian monastery. more
Exhibitions, presentations, discussions, and much more expect you in the historic building of Lois Welzenbacher. more
The historic walls of the “z’Bach” museum in Wildschönau would have much to tell about farmers’ lives in Tyrol. more
The name of the Tyrolean State Museum in Innsbruck is referable to archduke Franz Ferdinand. more
For 14 generations the Grassmayr family has been producing bells for the whole world. more
This museum in Schwaz, the unique ethnographic museum of western Austria, represents a meeting place. more
Hasegg Castle in the medieval town of Hall in Tirol is the birthplace of the dollar and the thaler. more
This museum is placed in a building dating back to the 16th century and documents the history of the city of Imst. more
This museum illustrates folk culture and tradition of the Zillertal valley and the history of the Christmas song… more
This Tyrolean open-air museum is located between Innsbruck and Kufstein and has been founded in 1974. more
The folklore museum and the so-called “Gedächtnisspeicher” close to Längenfeld provide interesting information… more
The Roman settlement “Municipium Claudium Aguntum” is located in the municipality Dölsach, not far from Lienz. more
This interesting museum illustrates the development of alpine skiing in a very clear way. more
The Cyclorama of Innsbruck, the highlight of the museum, is a 360 degree portrayal of the 3rd Bergisel battle. more
Experience a Tyrolean apiary in a 400 year old farmhouse and immerse into the world of bees. more
The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum in Innsbruck is one of the most beautiful of its kind throughout Europe. more
The Tyrolean Folk Song Archive in Innsbruck is dedicated to Tyrolean Folk Music. more
The Zeughaus, which originally was a weapon stockpile, is located in Dreiheiligen, a quarter of Innsbruck. more
