Tirol's Greatest Museums

Through the Tirolean Provincial Museum Ferdinandeum, Tirol‘s history comes alive! Archaeological findings made of ceramic, metal, glass of various categories and much more from the Stone, Bronze, Iron Age as well as the Roman Period, the Middle Ages and the New Age are witness to Tirol’s diversity. More

The fortress and local heritage museum, the former state prison in the imperial tower, the exhibition of archeological findings and the Heldenorgel organ, the world’s largest open-air organ, are worthwhile. More

The splendid Ambras art collection, founded by Archduke Ferdinand II, displays amongst other things his art and miracle chamber, his armor collection and his antiques collection. More

In this exciting, 11,000m²-large open air museum near Umhausen in the Ötztal valley one can learn in a pleasant and clear way how ancestors from the Stone Age lived. More

Knights and castle ghosts rise from the death during exciting guided tours and radio play tours. Visitors learn all about the splendid Renaissance rooms or the extensive armor collection. More

The Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum (Tirolean Folk Art Museum) highlights folk art and artisanry, folk piety, masks and costumes from Tirol. More

Fourteen farmsteads from different valleys in Tirol were carefully taken down and painstakingly reconstructed in the Tirolean Farmhouse Museum … More

Originally a medieval castle and seat of the Tirolean sovereigns, the Hofburg was later turned into a rococo-style palace by Empress Maria Theresia. More

A water spouting giant watches over the entrance to the Swarovski Crystal Worlds which enchant visitors with their brilliant Wonder Chambers designed by the Austrian artist André Heller. More