Discovering the Museum

As you step into MMM Corones, you’ll be greeted by a blend of art, artifacts, and immersive exhibits that tell the story of mountaineering’s evolution. From the triumphs of conquering towering peaks to the tragedies faced by climbers, the museum offers a comprehensive look at the world of alpinism.

Highlights of the Museum

1. Exhibits: Explore relics, tools, and artworks that chronicle the history of mountaineering.
2. Architecture: Marvel at the innovative design by Zaha Hadid, which seamlessly merges with the mountain landscape.
3. Panoramic Views: Step out onto the terrace for breathtaking vistas of the Dolomites and the Alps.
4. Educational Insights: Gain valuable insights into the challenges and rewards of mountaineering, as shared by Reinhold Messner himself.

Planning Your Visit

To make the most of your experience at MMM Corones, consider the following tips:

• Footwear: Wear sturdy footwear suitable for walking, as the museum is not accessible by car.
• Transportation: Take advantage of cable cars leading to the summit plateau for convenient access.
• Hiking Options: For the adventurous, hiking trails from San Vigilio di Marebbe, Olang, or Reischach offer scenic routes to the museum.
• Duration: Plan to spend at least a few hours exploring the museum and enjoying the panoramic views.
• Weather: Check weather conditions beforehand, as visibility may vary at higher altitudes.
• Facilities: Restrooms and a small gift shop are available on-site.

Don’t Miss

• Viewing Terrace: Step outside for unparalleled views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
• Educational Exhibits: Learn about the history and culture of mountaineering through interactive exhibits.
• Architecture: Admire the innovative design of the museum, which reflects the rugged beauty of the Dolomites.
• Special Events: Keep an eye out for talks or presentations by mountaineering experts, which offer valuable insights into the sport.

Getting There

By Car: Take the Brenner-Modena Motorway (A22) or the Venice-Belluno Motorway (A27) to reach Bruneck, Olang, or St. Vigil. From there, follow signs to the cable car stations.

By Rail: International train services are available to Franzensfeste and Percha/Kronplatz (winter only). From the stations, take the cable car to the summit plateau.

By Air: The nearest airports are in Bozen and Innsbruck.

Practical Information

Opening Hours: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. daily (Last admission at 3:30 p.m.)

Ticket Prices:

• Adult: €14.00
• Children (6 – 18 years): €6.00
• Students/Senior Citizens (65 and above): €12.00
• Family Ticket (2 adults with children under 14 years): €32.00
• Mini Family Ticket (1 adult with children under 14 years): €18.00
• Groups (15 people or more): €12.00/person
• School Classes: €6.00/person
• People with Disabilities: €12.00