Museum Magie des Wassers Lappach DSC
Museum Magie des Wassers Lappach DSC

Museum “The Magic of Water”

Discover the power and secrets of water at the water museum in the Valle Aurina valley

Water - the source of life... This is the theme of a museum in the Valle Aurina. It illuminates this vital element in fascinating ways. The museum opened about a decade ago in the parish house of Lappago, a small village in the Selva dei Molini. The building's cellar vaults serve as the exhibition space. After a two-year tour, the "Goodbye Glaciers" exhibition returned to the parish house in 2021 and is available for viewing. The location is well-chosen: Water is omnipresent here.

The Valle di Selva dei Molini is home to Lake Neves, and numerous other small lakes characterise the mountain landscape of the Tures and Aurina Valleys on the southern side of the Zillertal Alps. Add to these the streams, rivers, and mills, and you see how water, with its power, can both invigorate and destroy, flow constantly and reshape landscapes.

You can discover this and more, such as the artistic potential of water, through a guided tour of the museum "The Magic of Water" (Magie des Wassers). Several themed trails begin directly at the museum: Trail A - "Power of Water" - leads to Lake Neves, trail B - "Water and Wheel" - delves into the world of mills, trail C - "Lappago Gorge Waterfalls"- takes you through the wildly romantic Lappago Gorge, and trail D - "Neves, the Mega Reservoir" - circumnavigates Lake Neves.

How to get to the museum: It is located in the parish house in the village centre of Lappago. You can reach Lappago by bus number 451 from Campo Tures. The valley hike in the Valle di Selva dei Molini, starting at the Selva dei Molini Reservoir, also leads to Lappago on foot.

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Opening times

  • Fri 21 Feb 15:30 - 17:00
  • Sat 22 Feb closed
  • Sun 23 Feb closed
  • Mon 24 Feb closed
  • Tue 25 Feb 10:30 - 12:00
  • Wed 26 Feb closed
  • Thu 27 Feb closed

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Winter 2025 (21/01/2025 - 21/03/2025)

  • Mon closed
  • Tue 10:30 - 12:00
  • Wed closed
  • Thu closed
  • Fri 15:30 - 17:00
  • Sat closed
  • Sun closed

Spring start 2025 (25/03/2025 - 25/04/2025)

  • Mon closed
  • Tue 10:30 - 12:00
  • Wed closed
  • Thu closed
  • Fri 15:30 - 17:00
  • Sat closed
  • Sun closed

Easter 2025 (20/04/2025) closed

Easter Monday 2025 (21/04/2025) closed

Liberation Day 2025 (25/04/2025) 15:30 - 17:00

Spring closure 2025 (26/04/2025 - 17/05/2025)

  • Mon closed
  • Tue closed
  • Wed closed
  • Thu closed
  • Fri closed
  • Sat closed
  • Sun closed

Spring 2025 (18/05/2025 - 01/06/2025)

  • Mon closed
  • Tue 10:00 - 13:00
  • Wed closed
  • Thu closed
  • Fri 14:30 - 17:30
  • Sat closed
  • Sun 14:30 - 17:30

Republic Day 2025 (02/06/2025) closed

Summer 2025 (03/06/2025 - 16/09/2025)

  • Mon closed
  • Tue 10:00 - 13:00
  • Wed closed
  • Thu closed
  • Fri 14:30 - 17:30
  • Sat closed
  • Sun 14:30 - 17:30

Whit Monday 2025 (09/06/2025) closed

Feast of the Assumption 2025 (15/08/2025) 14:30 - 17:30

Autumn and winter closure 2025 (17/09/2025 - 01/01/2026)

  • Mon closed
  • Tue closed
  • Wed closed
  • Thu closed
  • Fri closed
  • Sat closed
  • Sun closed

Admission

€ 7.00 adults
€ 5.60 groups (15 and more persons)
€ 5.00 students

guided tour included
free for children under 8 years

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family ticket:

€ 11.00 for couples
€ 15.00 for families

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free admission to the glacier exhibition

More information

The Museum "The Magic of Water" stays open in summer and in winter, and is accessible during a guided tour, rest days depending on the season. It remains closed in spring (end of April to mid-May) and in autumn and winter (mid-September to early January).

Guided tours for school classes and for groups are offered all year round on request by phone.

Summer season start 2025 on May 18, winter season start 2026 in early January.

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