Swarovski Museum Ticket

Description

Due to its status as one of the world's leading cut crystal manufacturers, or perhaps because of the magical fantasy world it offers, the Swarovski Museum is a place full of beauty and an unmissable spot for your next trip to Innsbruck.

As soon as you step inside, you'll be greeted by the green giant that guards the Chamber of Wonder, one of the museum's main attractions. Here, you'll discover 18 rooms adorned with twinkling Swarovski crystals. You'll also admire authentic works of art such as dresses, gloves, accessories or shoes inlaid with crystals.

Other attractions of the Swarovski Museum are its gardens, where you can find everything from ancient Roman excavations to areas for strolling, such as the labyrinth or the lake of mirrors, and spaces for the youngest members of the family, such as the carousel. It will be a visit full of surprises!

Exhibitions in the Chamber of Wonder

The Chamber of Wonder house different exhibitions depicting Swarovski's relationship with the world of fashion, film and art. The main rooms are as follows:

• Blue Hall: this area recreates 4 works of art by famous artists such as Salvador Dali and Andy Warhol. All of them are embellished with Swarovski crystals.
• Heroes of Peace: a place that invites you to reflect on the contribution we can each make to a better world. Here, you'll find life-size holograms of illustrious Nobel Peace Laureates.
• The Art of Performance: a room full of celebrity costumes and props from films such as Cinderella and The Wizard of Oz. 
• Crystal Dome: built with 595 mirrors, this room creates an optical effect that will make you believe you are inside a Swarovski crystal.
• FAMOS: the Taj Mahal in Agra, the Pyramid of Cheops in Giza and the Empire State Building in New York made of Swarovski crystals are the stars of this room.
• Ice Passage: a seemingly empty room that comes to life thanks to different light and sound effects as you walk through it. 
• Eden: a forest of mirrors and polished brass structures that houses recreations of some of the largest crystals created by Swarovski.
• Ready to Love: a sparkling staircase filled with messages of love highlights this space.
• El Sol: designed by Mexican architect Fernando Romero, this room houses 2,880 custom-made crystals to offer an artistic vision of humanity's relationship with the sun.
• Timeless: the most museum-like area of the Chambers of Wonders, as information panels and different pieces tell the story of the firm from 1895 to the present day.

Ticket Options

When booking, you can choose between different options:

• Ticket Only: if you choose this option, you'll get a ticket to the Swarovski Museum
• Ticket + Transport: this option includes transport from Innsbruck Central Station to the Swarovski Museum and back. In this case, we'll meet you 10 minutes before the indicated time.