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Exhibitions
The starting point for great adventures!
Explore the fascinating world of Hohe Tauern National Park through lots of exciting experience stations.
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"univerzoom nationalpark"
The BIOS National Park Center in Mallnitz is the perfect starting point for adventures in the Hohe Tauern National Park. The exhibition "univerzoom national park" unveils the secrets of the park's nature in fascinating ways. Experience an animated rockslide, marvel at tiny survival experts, explore the mysterious wilderness, or admire the rich diversity of wildlife. Numerous interactive stations invite visitors of all ages to delve into the wonders of the Hohe Tauern. Guided tours through the exhibition are available upon request.
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Directions
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ARRIVAL BY TRAIN
Destination station: Mallnitz-Obervellach; more information: www.oebb.at
Mallnitz is perfectly accessible by train. Intercity trains stop at Mallnitz-Obervellach station every 2 hours. The BIOS National Park Center Mallnitz is only a 20-minute walk along a mountain stream and through the center of the National Park community. Thus, the visit to the National Park Hohe Tauern can start environmentally friendly.
GETTING THERE BY CAR
From Salzburg:
- Take the A10 going south; at the Werfen junction take the B311 in the direction of Zell am See. Continue for approx. 20 km on the main road (Bundesstrasse) to Badgastein-Böckstein, where there is a motorail service to Mallnitz.
- Or: Take the A10 to Spittal a. d. Drau, then the E66, B106 and B105 to Mallnitz. (Please note: the Tauerntunnel is subject to a toll!)
From Vienna: Take the A2 to Villach, then take the A10 going north. In Spittal a. d. Drau take the E66, B106 and B105 to Mallnitz.
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Info
Contact
Hohe Tauern National Park Carinthia
BIOS National Park Center Mallnitz
9822 Mallnitz 36 / Austria
Tel: +43 (0) 4825 6161
Questions?
Contact person
Justina Heinz
Tel: +43 (0) 4825 6161
Exhibitions in detail
Edmund
von Mojsisovics
Edmund von Mojsisovics, a universal scholar and co-founder of the Alpine Club, was one of Europe’s foremost geologists and palaeontologists. Around 1900 he commissioned the construction of the Liebermann Villa, with vistas of the breathtaking summits surrounding Mallnitz. This exhibition showcases not only his extensive life work but also his special ties with the Mallnitz National Park community and the Austrian Alpine Club.