© Tirol Werbung/Wytinck Ruth
© Tirol Werbung/Wytinck Ruth

Grassmayr Bell Foundry

Innsbruck

Whenever you hear a bell bong with sonorous resonance throughout Tirol, it might have come from Innsbruck where bronze bells of all shapes and sizes have been cast since 1599. Discover the Grassmayr Family’s centuries-old bell-making tradition and find out why their craftsmanship team consists of metalworkers, electricians, carpenters, casters and sculptors. Their “Bell Museum” is a unique combination of bell foundry, bell museum, sound room and watching a bell actually being cast. You can learn about the history of bell making and have a go at ringing bells to achieve different notes in the sound room. This unique concept has been awarded the “Austrian Museum Prize” by the Austrian Department for Culture and the “Maecenas Prize” by the Austrian Broadcasting Company (ORF). The best award, however, is the recognition that comes from the enthralled visitors.

Grassmayr Bell Foundry & Museum, © Tirol Werbung/Michael Gams
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Mondays to Saturdays from 10:00am to 4:00pm (closed on Saturdays from October through April)

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Features
  • Family friendly
  • handicap-accessible
  • Possible in rainy weather
Parking

On-street paid parking is available in the area; paid garage parking is available at nearby Cineplexx Cinema on Dr.-Karl-von-Grabmayr-Street 4.



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Ihr Ziel: Leopoldstraße 53, Innsbruck, Österreich

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