Museums in Val Pusteria

Discover the varied world of the museums in Val Pusteria

>> Vandoia: Loden adventure world introducing visitors to the production of the loden fabric and the traditional “Janker”

>> Chienes: Ehrenburg Castle, the residence of the counts of Künigl, may be visited with all its interior

>> San Lorenzo: The so-called “Antiquarium Sebatum” houses findings ranging from the stone age to the late antiquity era

>> Teodone: South Tyrolean Museum of Popular Art situated at the Mair am Hof residence featuring an open air museum with its own farming houses

>> Brunico: Bruneck Municipal Museum for graphic arts with works of art dating back to the Gothic era such as carvings, etchings or water colours from the 20th century

>> Villabassa: The Museum for Tourism in Alta Pusteria, situated in the Wasserman House, presents a passage through time from the beginnings of tourism to the present

>> Dobbiaco: The Gustav Mahler Memorial, where Gustav Mahler and his wife Alma used to spent their summer in, opens its doors to the public once a week

>> Dobbiaco: Nature reserve house located in the Grandhotel Culture Centre

>> San Candido: The Dolomythos Museum represents the Dolomites as an area for living and culture. For children, an extensive area is provided to go on treasure hunts.

>> San Candido: San Candido Monastery Museum containing the archives, the library of the monastery as well as the cathedral treasury and several pieces of sacred art.

>> Sesto: The Rudolf Stolz Museum hosts operas of South Tyrol’s most important contemporary artists (1874-1960)

>> Sesto: Crib collection by A. Stabinger in the Hotel Mondschein containing four panorama cribs along with numerous Tyrolean crèches.