Museums. In the region

Part of this museum is dedicated to the famous violin maker Jakob Stainer. A special exhibit is a violin that was made by the master himself. In addition to Jakob Stainer's violin and interesting facts about violin making, you will also find historic bicycles and an extraordinary model of the salt mine in Absam from the 19th century.

An exciting exhibition awaits visitors above the Romediwirt restaurant.

The museum remains temporarily closed!

The development of the typewriter, writing culture, script and text design can be traced in Wattens in the unique typewriter museum in Austria.

Since 2020, the city of Hall has enjoyed a new museum: the Klocker Museum is housed in the historic rooms of the Goldener Engl Gallery on an area of just under 250 square meters.
The central focus of the museum is the private collection of Austrian art after 1945 by Wolfgang and Emmy Klocker. In addition to the permanent exhibition, there is also a room for temporary exhibitions. The Black Box is a separate area in the museum that is available to young up-and-coming artists.

A gallery for contemporary art in a seven-hundred-year-old medieval building in the old town of Hall in Tirol.

You can gain exciting insights into the history of salt at the Hall in Tirol Mining Museum. A reconstructed tunnel in the middle of the town gives you the feeling of being "underground" yourself.

The Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens will impress you! Visit the giant and wonderful garden of this unique attraction in the heart of Tyrol.

Hasegg Castle was built to protect the town, the salt works (salt mining), shipping on the Inn and to monitor the old salt route after the town was raised. Under Duke Siegmund and Emperor Maximilian I, it was expanded into a representative castle. Today's Mint Museum is located in Hasegg Castle. Coinage history in a historical setting. The climb up the mint tower rewards you with a breathtaking view.