A bunker in Moso in Passiria, part of the MuseumPasseier, indicates protective measures of former times
Image gallery: Bunker Mooseum
The Bunker Mooseum is located in Moso in Passiria, at the road to Passo del Rombo (2,474 m a.s.l.). The bunker, which has been hewn in stone, was meant to protect from assaults of the enemy coming from north in WWII. Even if Hitler and Mussolini made a friendship pact, this agreement has never been that deep that they could not think themselves safe. Nevertheless the bunker has never been used.
The Bunker Mooseum provides information about mining and the highest located mine of Europe, Monteneve, its road to success and its situation before closure. This mine at the head of Val Passiria today is a popular museum, the Monteneve Mining Museum. Moreover you can gather information about Ice Age, the beginning of life and much more. The village of Moso in Passiria is presented in its original state and also in the present day situation.
Also the largest nature park of South Tyrol, which is the Gruppo di Tessa Nature Park, is one of the topics of the Mooseum. By the way, the ibex, which is the symbol of this nature park, is presented live in a compound. A museum which, in a symbolic way, is able to impress visitors from north and south!
Contact info
- Via del Museo 16 - 39013 - Moso in Passiria / Moos in Passeier
- +39 0473 648529
- info@museum.hinterpasseier.it
Opening times
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
€ 12.00 adults
€ 10.00 seniors 65+
€ 10.00 students
€ 10.00 people with disabilities
€ 7.00 groups (10 and more persons)
€ 5.00 school classes
€ 14.00 combined ticket with the MuseumPasseier
free for children and young people up to 18 years
free with the Val Passiria Premium Card
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guided tour:
€ 50.00 per group
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information point of the nature park freely accessible (room at the ground floor)
More information
The Bunker Mooseum stays open every year from early April to the end of October, Monday rest day, closed in winter. Sturdy footwear is required, dogs are not permitted.
Access for groups and school classes is available outside opening hours upon request.
Season start 2025 on the 1st of April.
