South Tyrol Archeological Museum

South Tyrol Archeological Museum is home to the famous Ötzi mummy - a 5300-year-old natural human mummy discovered in the Alps.

It is the oldest natural human mummy in the world and is kept in a special air-conditioned chamber recreating glacial conditions. The museum presents the fascinating history of the Southern Alpine region from the Paleolithic period (15,000 BC) to 800 AD.

See Ötzi's perfectly preserved clothing and tools, as well as a three-dimensional reconstruction of the Ice Man. The exhibition offers a unique insight into the daily life of Copper Age people, providing an extraordinary journey through time.