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15.03.2025

An impressive excursion destination

The Alpinarium experience museum

Looking for an unforgettable experience? The Alpinarium Galtür offers fascinating insights into life in the high Alpine region.

The Alps are an impressive place of power, captivating people from all over the world with their unique natural landscape and history. If you want to learn more about this unique place to live and explore, we highly recommend a visit to the Alpinarium Galtür. The exhibition and documentation centre sheds light on people’s lives in the high Alpine region and provides in-depth insights into the relationship between humans and nature. The permanent exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the region’s history, showcasing in an inspiring way how humans have adapted to the forces of nature.

The Alpinarium Galtür also offers regularly changing special exhibitions that not only explore the region’s past but also look ahead to its future. These exhibitions highlight Alpine traditions while addressing contemporary issues such as environmental conservation in Alpine environments. The Alpinarium is a place of discovery and reflection, bringing history to life while encouraging thoughtful engagement with current ecological challenges.

Equally impressive as its exhibitions is the museum building itself. Visitors step into an integral part of a 345-metre-long, 19-metre-high protective wall. This architectural marvel was constructed in response to the devastating avalanche of 1999 and safeguards the village of Galtür from future natural disasters.

The Alpinarium Galtür is an absolute must for culture enthusiasts, nature lovers, and families who want to learn more about the Alpine region. It takes you back in time, sharing captivating stories while imparting important knowledge about the sustainable use of our natural environment. Its excellence is highlighted by its nominations for the European Museum Prize in 2007 and 2015, along with its recognition through the Austrian Museum Quality Seal.