The Pass Museum on the North Tyrolean side juts out like an erratic boulder into the South Tyrolean side, underlining the cross-border nature of the Timmelsjoch Experience. The "Ice Cave" inside the museum pays tribute to the pioneers of the High Alpine Road and their remarkable accomplishment.
Discover all about: the history of the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road, the name Timmelsjoch, a brooch dating back to the pre-Christian era.
Free admission
Opening hours: end of May until the end of October (when the Timmelsjoch road is open to traffic) · daily 7 am-8 pm
Choose a more environmentally friendly way to travel and use our public transport services:
• Bus line 240 from Meran towards Moos, Pfelderslan
• Bus line 240 from Pfelders towards Meran
Bus stop "Moos, Dorf" and on with:
• Bus line 335 (operates only from begin June to end September) or bus line 242 (operates from end September to mid-October) from Moos towards Timmelsjoch - Obergurgl (AUT)
Bus stop "Timmelsjoch" or directly
• Bus line 335 (operates only from begin June to end September) or bus line 242 (operates from end September to mid-October) from Moos towards Timmelsjoch - Obergurgl (AUT)
• Bus line 335 (operates only from begin June to end September) or bus line 242 (operates from end September to mid-October) from Obergurgl (AUT) - Timmelsjoch towards Moos
Bus stop "Timmelsjoch"
You can find the timetables at www.suedtirolmobil.info or on the Passeiertal app!
• Coming from Meran towards the Passeiertal Valley, take the Jaufenstraße SS44 to St. Leonhard, continue on the Timmelsjochstraße to Moos. After Moos, continue to the Pass Museum Timmelsjoch
• Coming from the Timmelsjoch, take the Timmelsjochstraße until just before Moos, then continue to the Pass Museum Timmelsjoch
• Coming from the Jaufenpass towards St. Leonhard, take the Jaufenstraße SS44, continue on the Timmelsjochstraße towards Moos and further along the Timmelsjochstraße. After Moos, continue to the Pass Museum Timmelsjoch
• Parking on site