Offers

Museum Shop & Yak&Yeti

Be sure to take home a souvenir of your visit!

The offering in the Museum Shop includes signed copies of Reinhold Messner’s books and various gift articles from the Himalayas such as Buddhist prayer flags, incense sticks, felted handbags, traditional jewelry, and notebooks made of rice paper. The shop also sells men’s and women’s T-shirts made of organic cotton and bamboo.

Yak & Yeti

Reinhold Messner has rescued a historical farm house that was built in 1600 and was at risk of collapse and has transformed it into the Yak & Yeti Restaurant.
The menu includes yak meat and typical South Tyrolean fare.

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Rent the museum

A unique location for your event

MMM Ortles is the perfect setting for receptions and incentives in small groups – we guarantee an unforgettable atmosphere! You can have exclusive hire of the museum: The whole building and the museum forecourt are at your disposal.
Incentives with Reinhold Messner – in the form of a mountain walk, a lecture or a tour of the museum including an introductory talk plus lunch or dinner together in the Yak & Yeti – are also available.

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Get in touch
For incentives with Reinhold Messner, please contact Ursula Elbling: +39 0471 631265 | E-Mail

If you’d like to talk about event hire, contact us on +39 0471 631264 | E-Mail

Renting the museum
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Filming/photographing in the museum
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Private visits outside of opening hours

We are happy to open our museum exclusively for you and your guests outside of normal opening hours! An evening visit to MMM Ortles is always a special experience.
Catering: A sekt reception can be provided by Yak & Yeti.

For further information, please contact: +39 0471 631264 | E-Mail

MMM Curiosa

MMM Curiosa

The Messner Mountain Museum comprises not only the six main museums with their permanent and annual exhibitions but also three mini-museums. Admission is free to these mini-museums, which serve as a sample offer, i.e. they are designed to attract attention and visitors to the main museums. The tiny museum in the Flohhäuschen (Flea Hut), where mountaineers once found a bed for the night, was the very first museum. It started with the presentation of Paul Preuss’ hammer and a few other things that should not exist if we want to believe in the ideals of the great masters of alpinism. Reinhold Messner exhibits these curiosities like relics, as tokens of little human weaknesses, and tells the story of mountaineering in the Ortler Group.