Miniatur Tirolerland - Franzensgasse 18

Absolutely appalling experience. We had such big expectation about this place, because we had visited it last year and spent together with our 3 year old son two happy hours there. But now, I really don't understand what happened this Sunday -- we had been thrown away from museum after spending just a 30 seconds in it. What happened? We entered exhibition and my son suddenly touched something in an area, where table is made such a low that even a 3 year old kid can touch the model. I need to say, I really don't like to say and open this to public, but my 3 years son is ill and has problems with stereoscopic vision -- one of his eyes can not see and it's hard for him to identify a distance. So he most probably had no will to touch anything, he wanted just to show me something that amazed him by pointing with his finger, but accidentally touched some rails. Just a light touch with a finger! Immediately, in a second, a man in polo with museum logo appeared near us and said that my son touched a part that is broken and we should leave a place now immediately. I was trying to explain him that we already where in this place and that there was no problems with my son, and that we just came and how it can be that we should leave because for a second a small boy touched with a finger something in a place, where exhibition is made in an unprotected way... but this man become mad on me in a second (I really can not understand why) and started to push us away by counting from 10 to 1 (just imagine our feelings) and promising to call police! So this man, an owner of this place, thrown away a disabled 3 years boy who spend just 30 seconds in the exhibition and even called to police to help him push us out! When police came, they said that this is not their business and a place owner, who was trying to terrify us before with a bill for a broken part (which was already broken by somebody before my son touched it) "kindly" let us go away. Unfortunately, I can not speak German well enough to let this story go further, but what I can do is to warn other visitors to think twice before going to this museum. We left this place humiliated, with crying kids and shocked by an owner, who was smiling to my face when I asked to return money for the tickets.

the owner likes your money, but not you 10 euros for adult, 6 euros for a kid - and all you got is 2 rooms, very tight, with the owner or one of his friends constantly reminding the eager kids not to press any button if it's not green, or otherwise intimidatingly following you. Never again.

Very cute and full of little details, it shows several landmarks from Tirol and is a nice place to take small children. Nice night and day cycle and despite its small size, can offer a few hours of observing everything that goes on. Attached is a little snack area where you can enjoy Tirolean cheeses, bread and meats. Very friendly people, can go back and forth between the model and eatery, which is fantastic for being out with little children -- when they can no longer sit still, you can send them to watch the model. One issue is that it is quite tight in the model room, so with more people it quickly becomes hard to get around. Prices are somewhat high, I understand upkeep is probably expensive but for the size, it's a little too costly.

I love coming to these miniature lands. The Tirolerland is not as big as the Miniature Wonderland in Hamburg, but it's still a lot of fun to go see. There is a lot of hidden things hidden amongst the many thousands of tiny figurines that you have to watch carefully for to notice. Take your time and experience the 24 minutes day/night in Tirolerland. A little minus for being very crowded, and I also wish it could be 1 or 2 rooms bigger.

We really enjoyed this exhibit of little villages. The detailt were both amazing and suprising at times. One can go back and discover something new every time! The owners are also exceptionally warm and inviting, with a real heart for what they do. I look forward to the movie about their journey from Berlin to India!

A very impressive and cool miniature land with both trains, events, people and vehicles interacting with each other. The entire park has a day and night cycle that lasts for 24 minutes, which changes the activities that the miniature models do. One moment a train rolls towards the train station, and moments later a fire brigade rushes out to an emergency call. Then black of night settles in over the land - lighting up amusement parks, lake side parties, and a Rod Stewart concert. And, if one looks very closely, Santa Clause can be seen flying over the roof tops of the winter land. The level of detail is amazing, and it clearly shows the love and attention that has been poured into this creation. Highly recommended for children and adults alike.

Lovely place with very kind owner (or simply the "main guy") who is happy to show you his baby. I do not know how many days a year is it opened, but it is definitely worth to visit this world. Sure, if you have been in Hamburg or HansPeterPorsche museum, it might look small, but the attention to detail is huge and one can only pity that these guys do not have more rooms and space to show all their skills. More trains on local railways would be nice but that is the only complain I can make. Greetings from Ostrava?

Very small but full of love place. The exhibition is amazing, it is hard be explain how many hours, monthes and years has been spent to create this beauty. Sometimes you can't believe, that it is not real world. Mature people and kids are realy surprised to see how detaild and real it looks. I have to admit very friendly personal, they love what they are doing. There are small caffe inside, and of course you can buy gifts. Highly recommend to participate.