The Messner Mountain Museum in Solda in the Val Venosta valley tells about the “King” of Tyrol’s mountains, the 3,905 m high Ortles.
Image gallery: MMM Ortles
The museum dedicated to the topic "At the end of the world", located in South Tyrol's western part, in Solda all'Ortles (Sulden), is based on the 3,905 m high "King Ortles", the highest mountain of Tyrol (in the picture in the background, behind Mt. Zebrù, another peak of the Ortles Alps).
The mountain museum shows the world of ice, inspired by the novel "The Terrors of Ice and Darkness" by Christoph Ransmayr, and the largest collection of pictures of Mt. Ortles worldwide.
Currently, access may be subject to certain restrictions.
Contact info
- Via Forestale / Forststrasse - 39029 - Solda / Sulden
- +39 0473 613577
- ortles@messner-mountain-museum.it
Opening times
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
€ 8.00 adults
€ 4.00 children aged 6 - 14
€ 6.50 students
€ 6.50 senior citizens (65 and above)
€ 18.00 family ticket
€ 6.50 groups (15 people or more)
€ 4.00 school classes
€ 6.50 people with disabilities
€ 6.50 with Geo-Card
with museumobilcard free
MMM Tour-Ticket: one visit each to Firmian, Juval, Ortles, Ripa, Dolomites and Corones
€ 40.00 adults
€ 35.00 students, senior, groups, people with disabilities
€ 90.00 family ticket
€ 15.00 children
