A very different touring experience, where you even get to ring some big bells yourself. Surprisingly absorbing and fascinating, and a pleasant if longish walk from the centre. Interesting shop too.

A very different touring experience, where you even get to ring some big bells yourself. Surprisingly absorbing and fascinating, and a pleasant if longish walk from the centre. Interesting shop too.
I cannot imagine anyone saying, that this could be disappointing'!Such an old building, a working place,and in US we are not even 1/2 that old not do we keep and preserve history nearly as well! It was so interesting, You get to learn about sound travel, pitches,etc. which was extremely interesting to our family since we all play more than...
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Dont go there Ttere is nothing special there.It is not a museum it is more like a shop .There are more interesting places to go in Innsbruck
I had a private tour of this museum on a Sunday with the tour group I was on but normally it's closed Sunday. Well worth a visit, interesting, informative and quite fun. I got to stand in a sound bowl and feel the vibrations travel through me plus see how a bell foundery would normally work
The clock manufacturing museum (and actual factory) is worth your visit. This is especially true if you have not seen any foundry yet.
The visit starts with a short slide show on the manufacturing of (church-) clocks. There are a lot of examples and educationary displays on how clocks are produced, also in the old ages. There are some very...
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whenever you find a chance - go for a visit. I know Peter from the past and he is one of the most impresssive persons I know. Zhe technique and the history of the way of making bells - you must see it with your own eyes.
It was most unusual museum of bell -making, the family seems to be making church bells since the last four hundred years or so, it was fascinating to see the history of the bells and how they are made. The most interesting was a displayed letter from the Nazi authorities to the then owner prohibiting the family from making any...
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Family owned business for what must be centuries! Nice gift shop and a great display detailing their history and the history of bell making. You can actually walk through the foundry too. the garden area is nice to get up close to larger bells. There are also some bells you can ring inside. Part of the Innsbruck Card so it...
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This is awesome in history and the tour is great inside, sometimes they even work on a bell, very famous worldwide for the work - little souvenir shop with some traditional gifts
Our kids loved learning about how bells are made. Many interesting insight and displays from this famous bell manufacturer.
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