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Museums for Kids in South Tyrol

Playful learning and exciting discoveries

Museums are a fantastic way to teach kids through play and offer exciting discoveries – and perfect for rainy days! In South Tyrol, there are several museums specifically designed for families or with interactive areas for children. Whether it’s history, nature, or technology—many exhibits invite hands-on participation and make the museum visit a special experience for both adults and kids.

Museum für Kinder in Südtirol

The Mineral Museum in Teis/Tiso – The Sparkling World of the Tiso Geodes

The Mineral Museum in Tiso, located in the beautiful Val di Funes (Isarco Valley), fascinates families with its glittering Tiso Geodes and captivating insights into the world of crystals. Children can crack open their own geodes or join a guided treasure hunt – an ideal destination for a family excursion…
Region: Isacro Valley
Categories: Museum for Kids
Seasons: Spring, summer, autumn
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The archeoParc in Val Senales for Children – Interactive Ötzi Museum

Perfect outing on a rainy day in the Venosta Valley: The archeoParc Val Senales is an interactive museum where children discover, in a playful way, how people lived in the Stone Age. Between hands-on stations, lifelike reconstructions of houses, and exciting workshops, history comes alive.
Region: Venosta Valley
Categories: Museums for Kids
Seasons: Spring, summer, autumn
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Prettau Mining Museum

The mine in Prettau (Predoi) is the perfect hidden gem for hot summer days, or it serves as an excellent option for a rainy day activity. The visit is both adventurous and educational.
Region:Ahrntal Valley
Categories: Museums for kids, For hot summer days
Seasons: Spring, summer, autumn
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The Miniature Railway World in Rabland (Rablà)

At the Miniature Railway World in Rabland, you can experience South Tyrol in miniature – complete with castles, farms, traffic jams on the Brenner Highway, and much more. And of course, countless trains!
Region: Burgraviato
Category: Museums for kids
Seasons: Spring, summer, autumn
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