Museion is open. Find out more about precautions.
We are extremely happy to be here for you again. At the same time, we take the health of our visitors and museum team to heart, and we want to offer everyone a place they feel safe in. So, to ensure you enjoy your visit without any complications, we would like to ask you to take certain useful precautions:
Safety Measures
From age 12 and up visitors are required to wear a class FFP2 mask which covers their nose and mouth. Children under 12 years of age may also use other types of mouth and nose protection. For children under 6 years of age using masks is only a recommendation. Maintain a distance of one meter from all people who do not live in the same household as you. This also applies to the queue at the entrance. Please regularly disinfect your hands with the provided hand sanitizer, especially after touching surfaces.
Guided tours
For safety reasons, participant numbers are currently limited to 10 per tour. Reservations are required and can be made by contacting visitorservices@museion.it or calling 0471 223413 during Museion opening times.
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11/06/2021
Museion Passage and Cubo Garutti Exhibition duration: 11.06-22.08.2021 Free admission This collaborative project focuses on the theme of maps launched by the “MAPS” exhibition on […]
17/05/2021
The artist Hans Knapp talks Marion Piffer Damiani through his “ordnen” exhibition at Museion Passage
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29/04/2021
Hans Knapp has always worked intensely on his pencil sketches. The result is the work of a lifetime, consisting of a myriad of miniature drawings, […]
29/04/2021
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16/05/2021
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11/05/2021
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06/05/2021
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27/04/2021
We are happy to announce that as of Tuesday 27th April, Museion can finally reopen its doors to the public! And we are celebrating this special moment […]
How to find us
The railway station of Bolzano is close to the center. From there it takes about 15 minutes by foot to the museum. Information about train times: www.trenitalia.com
Train timetable Deutsche Bahn (D) www.bahn.de
Train timetable ÖBB (A) www.oebb.at
Train timetable SBB (CH) www.sbb.ch
Almost all the buses which leave from outside the railway station stop near the museum.
If you come into the old part of town by public bus, exit at Dominikanerplatz - It's then only a couple of minutes to Museion.
For routes outside of the city, information can be found at www.sii.bz.it
The Airport Bolzano Dolomiti is located in the south of Bolzano. Buses 10B and 10A connect the airport with the centre of the city, the next bus stop can be found in 600 mt walking distance.
Other airports nearby
Airport Innsbruck (120 km)
Airport Verona Villafranca (150 km)
Airport Orio al Serio - Bergamo (180 km)
Airport Treviso (150 km)
Bolzano can easily be reached from either the north or the south by the SS12 and the motorway A-22 Brenner-Modena (for which one must pay).
From Passo Resia/Reschenpass you can get to Bolzano by the SS38 and by the faster road "MeBo (Meran–Bozen)"
Itinerary
The museum offers no parking for cars or coaches. All the car parks indicated on the city map charge fees for parking.
Museion has a handicapped parking lot for two cars in close vicinity to the entrance (access from via Dante).
Visitors to Museion an check prices and availability of accommodation nearby a HotelsCombined.it.
Opening hours
From Tuesday to Sunday Museion will remain open from 10am to 6pm. On Thursday the museum will remain open until 10pm (entry permitted up to 30 minutes before closing time). The Museion shop is open at the following times: Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5:30 pm and Thursday from 10 am to 9:30 pm
On Monday Museion will remain closed (Covid-19)
Every Thursday 6pm - 10pm
Admission fees
Euro 7,00 adults
Euro 3,50
reduced (students, disabled people, over 60, Guest Card, FAI, etc.)
Free admission
For everyone, every thursday, from 6pm - 10pm Children up to 18 yearsFor abo+ holders (from 17 June to 5 September 2021) Students of the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Friends of Museion, ICOM, MuseumMobilCard
Guided tours
Euro 60,00, 60 minutes guided tour for adults (reservation required, max. 25 participants)
Euro 80,00, 90 minutes workshop for adults (reservation required, min. 6 - max. 15 participants)
Euro 2,00 p.p. Students of the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano