The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The Museum of St. Anton is located on the upper floor of “Villa Trier”, which was built around 1910 to the design of Austrian art nouveau. The museum collects, preserves and shares the rich heritage of St. Anton.
The collection shows the numerous finds on the “Hohe Birga” from the 3-1 centuries B.C. and gives a picture of daily life from the later Iron Age in Tyrol, including a reconstruction of a so-called Casa Raetica.
The Museum focuses on the history of Bregenz and surroundings. The Roman city Brigantium revealed many of its Roman past by archaeological finds. The museum also shows prehistory, medieval and modern art. The Angelika Kaufmann and Gothic collection are exceptional, besides the rich baroque and nineteenth century paintings, photographs, drawings, sculpture and abstract art of … Read more » “Vorarlberg museum”
The museum S’Paules & S’Seppls Haus shows the building history of the house and the life of its inhabitants.
The Archaeological Museum is dedicated to Prehistory, the Bronze Age, the Romans and the Via Claudia Augusta.
The Museum (Keltenmuseum) in Hallein exhibits archeological discoveries from the Iron Age onwards, which come from burials in the area surrounding the nearby salt mine. The culture and society of the Celts is being showed by the finds at location and other artefacts and historical objects.
The Celtic Museum Heuneburg (Keltisches Museum) in Herbertingen-Hundersingen features the original finds discovered throughout the many years of excavation at the Heuneburg. The exhibits underline the active trading contacts with other cultures: Greek imports, amber from the Baltic Sea, jewellery from Slovenia, transport amphoras from Marseilles. Only 2 km from the Museum there is the … Read more » “Celtic Museum Heuneburg”
The museum is dedicated to the Tirol carnival.
The museum shows the history of the city of Imst.
The museum shows the history and culture of this region of Tirol.