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Seilbahnmuseum, Ischgl

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4.5

By I6479GSlucass

About the history of the cable ways in Ischgl. There are plenty of old photographs to illustrate the progress of trasporing the skieers.

About the history of the cable ways in Ischgl. There are plenty of old photographs to illustrate the progress of trasporing the skieers. more »
By Cathy R

I'm glad I made the effort to visit this museum, which is only open from 4-7pm on a Wednesday. They've illustrated the development of the area from the very early times up until the current influx...

I'm glad I made the effort to visit this museum, which is only open from 4-7pm on a Wednesday. They've illustrated the development of the area from the very early times up until the current influx... more »

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By Prism

You can learn pretty cool history from that museum! I would go here again 😁

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By Kuno Staudacher

Very interesting, especially the one with the Swabian children!

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By Robert Marcy

There isn't much to see. The information is light fare. There are no photos that would document the development a little better. Unfortunately, the museum is not up to date either. Some projects have already been implemented. What a pity. With a little more space, a more interesting museum would certainly be possible.

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By Dulnikker

Small but informative. Well presented: history of the Paznaun valley and cable car development. Recommended in bad weather.

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By Seb End

Beautiful museum showing the historical development of Ischgl (Swabian children, first ski instructors, lifts, tourism, etc.). Rustic exhibits (old skis / ski bindings, wooden T-bar) Of course, a must for Ischgl fans.

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