The Val Pusteria offers a wide range of museums, where you can learn everything about the formation of the Dolomites, the Ladin culture, traditional handicrafts, the production of typcial clothes, etc. No matter what you are particularly interested in, you will certainly find the right museum for you!
From sheep wool to high quality coats: in the Loden Museum in Vandoies you can learn everything about the… more
The MMM Ripa at Brunico Castle is the fifth of the museum project by Reinhold Messner and is dedicated to the… more
Numerous findings of the Roman and iron periods take you on a time journey in the interactive museum Mansio… more
This museum in San Martino in Badia opened in the year 2001 and tells the interesting Ladin history and culture. more
The City Museum of Brunico exhibits both sacred and contemporary art. more
On an open area of four-hectares in Teodone near Brunico the history of rural life is told. more
The old building Haus Wassermann in Villabassa hosts a tourism museum and a unique remembrance cards collection. more
The Maranatha Museum in Lutago exhibits popular art, mangers and carvings. more
This museum in Lappago in the Valle dei Molini shows the power and secrets of water in an old cellar vault. more
The St. Ignaz Erbstollen in Predoi is one of South Tyrol’s mining museums. Visitors enter the tunnel on a pit train. more
The “Museo delle Miniere nel Granaio di Cadipietra“ tells the history of mining in South Tyrol. more
The Museum of Minerals in San Giovanni introduces its visitors into the fascinating world of rocks of the… more
The Dolomythos Museum in San Candido tells the story of the world-famous Dolomites. more
Findings from ancient times, curiosities and interesting information, that’s what museums in Val Pusteria offer. more
