Ötzi the Iceman at South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology

The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology showcases the significance of Ötzi, discovered in the Alps in 1991, amid well-preserved artifacts and a glimpse into Copper Age life.

Established in 1998, the museum focuses primarily on Ötzi, with the mummy displayed in a climate-controlled exhibit. Architecturally engaging, the three-story structure enhances the cultural narrative of the region's history and heritage.

Must-See Wonders

• 👤 Ötzi the Iceman: The museum's main attraction, he is displayed in a temperature-controlled chamber for preservation.
• 🧬 Original Artifacts: Ötzi's belongings, like clothing and tools, highlight the sophistication of his civilization.
• 🖼️ Interactive Exhibits: Various exhibitions detail Ötzi's life, environment, and journey to discovery.

Visitors can access the museum with a paid ticket. It appeals to tourists, families, and anyone interested in archaeology or history.