Partschins (Parcines)

The museum offers an insight to the 100-year history of the typewriter, ranging from the first wooden typewriter invented by Peter Mitterhofer from Parcines to the computer age.

The museum documents the highly interesting history of the typewriter with more than 2,000 exhibits. Among the exhibits are the first wooden models of the inventor Peter Mitterhofer from Parcines, some of the most diverse and exceptional typewriter models from all around the world as well as models from the computer age.

Rabland (Rablà)

1000 m² of special train experiences on 3 floors for admiring, discovering, operating. This museum houses more than 20,000 exhibits and is thus the largest private model railway collection of Europe.

Töll (Tel)

The collection of Bad Egart, a museum dedicated to the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy.
A treasure trove for lovers of the Habsburgs Monarchy with a variety of antiques and curious exhibits.

Bad Egart is considered to be the oldest Bath of Tyrol. The spring has demonstrably been used since 1430, although it is assumed that the Romans had already used it for therapeutic purposes. The bath was closed in 1970. The owner of today’s restaurant called Onkel Taa transformed the most important part of the building into an exhibition area in 2007. In addition to some exhibits of the old bath, you can visit the spa water springs, several Tyrolean lounges with a great collection of the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy (pictures, lithographs, engravings, busts and collection plates of Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria, Empress Sisi and Crown Prince Rudolf), a Biedermeier kitchen as well as a variety of folk exhibits. There also is an open air reproduction of the habitat of Ötzi the Iceman.