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Beautiful museum in an even more beautiful castle. Very attention to detail: there is something to discover in every nook and cranny. The view is great. The children also lasted 2 hours. No dogs, but lots of stairs, you know what you walked. A parking space is available and free of charge. From here it's a few meters, which is very wet and slippery when it rains. The price is reasonable. The only point of criticism is that you learn very little about the history of the castle. Everything here is designed for mountains and mountaineering.

Friendly and quick service as well as fine, home-made food.

This was one of the most interesting and beautiful museums I have ever been to. Architecture and exhibits are just great. The weather was rainy, but that didn't hurt the extraordinary atmosphere at all. I will definitely go there again.

Beautiful museum that serves as an introduction to the mountain and the history of mountaineering, commissioned by one of its greatest exponents: Reinhold Messner. Surely the most notable thing is the part where we find the first gadgets created for climbing by their own users.

What castles! In addition to its beauty due to its architecture, its interior is a museum about mountaineering. If you like this sport then this place is like the cathedral of mountaineering because of its mentor; Messner, considered the most famous mountaineer in the world. Inside there are many statues and artifacts from Asia, specifically from the Himalayan area. This is understandable since Messner is a mountaineer born in this mountainous area and I suppose he finds a connection between the Alps and the Himalayan region. I'm not an amateur mountaineer or hiker, just a beginner amateur, but this place has magic and its renovation and metal-filled internal infrastructure is phenomenal. Great place and museum to visit if you are linked to mountaineering and everything related.

Unfortunately it was raining heavily. Definitely worth 5 stars when the weather is nice.

Interesting like all MMM museums. I have to make a note: the route is not adequately signposted, it is difficult to follow the visit points in the right order. As for the refreshment point, I found the environment cold and unwelcoming.

Very interesting, full of information, a lot to discover, a lot to see, beautiful peace and quiet, great paths... Definitely recommended!

The museum is part of the "Messner Mountain Museum" group and is very interesting for those who love the mountains and want to know all its aspects: ethnic, mountaineering, historical. The various topics are developed differently in each of the six museums in the group. It is advisable to visit them all to have a complete vision of the mountain and the author's points of view.

This is the second Messner castle I have visited, unfortunately only from the outside because it is closed in the winter, but I have no doubts about Messner and I believe that the museum is exceptional inside as well.