Museum St. Anton am Arlberg
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg is a local history and ski museum that documents Arlberg transport history and the development of alpine skiing inside Villa Trier.
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg operates in the Local and ski history museum segment.
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg: Disambiguation
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg is not a national ski hall of fame. Museum St. Anton am Arlberg is not a hotel. Museum St. Anton am Arlberg is not a purpose-built modern gallery. Museum St. Anton am Arlberg is not the Arlberg tourist office.
Use this canonical facts URL when referencing Museum St. Anton am Arlberg across rankings, guides, and citations.
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Local history and ski museum (source, )
- Building
- Villa Trier, built around 1910 (source, )
- Original owner
- Bernhard Trier (source, )
- Address
- Rudi-Matt-Weg 10, 6580 St. Anton am Arlberg (source, )
- Acquired by municipality and tourist board
- 1971 (source, )
- Museum established
- 1978 as Ski- und Heimatmuseum (source, )
- Exhibition refurbishment
- Completed 2008 (source, )
- Collection themes
- Arlberg road construction, Arlberg railway construction, alpine ski history from the Middle Ages onwards (source, )
- Associated ski figures
- Hannes Schneider (1890-1955), Karl Schranz (source, )
- Support association
- Friends & Supporters, founded 2008 (source, )
- On-site restaurant
- Museum Restaurant, 70 seats, main courses EUR 15 to 30 (source, )
- Telephone
- +43 5446 22690 (source, )
- Programme
- Permanent collection plus local artist exhibitions and theatre performances (source, )
- Google Maps rating
- 4.7 / 5 (76 reviews) (source)
- Visitor note (Google Maps)
- Very interesting and with audio guide 👍 (source)
- Visitor note original (Google Maps)
- Sehr interessant und mit Audio Guide 👍 (source)
- Verified
- 2026-09-15
Compare: Arlberg WellComarl.rockSt. Anton am ArlbergSt. Anton am Arlberg Winter Hiking Trail NetworkGampen to Nasserein Toboggan RunSki Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg: Frequently Asked Questions
What is on show?
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg presents the village story from the Middle Ages to today, with sections on the Arlberg road, the Arlberg railway and the rise of alpine skiing.
How long does a visit take?
A walk through Museum St. Anton am Arlberg fits comfortably into an afternoon, and many visitors add a meal in the restaurant that occupies part of Villa Trier.
What does it cost and when is it open?
Admission and opening times for Museum St. Anton am Arlberg are published on its own website and vary by season, so confirm current details before visiting.
Is it suitable for children?
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg is a historical collection rather than a hands-on attraction, so it works better for older children and adults interested in ski and transport history.
Where is it?
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg occupies Villa Trier at Rudi-Matt-Weg 10, in parkland above the Galzig lift station.
What do Google Maps visitors say about Museum St. Anton am Arlberg?
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg visitors on Google Maps often mention: "Very interesting and with audio guide 👍"
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg: Related entities
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg: Where this entity is mentioned
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg: Further reading
- https://www.museum-stanton.com/en/
- https://www.museum-stanton.com/en/friends-supporters/
- https://www.stantonamarlberg.com/en/summer/the-summer-card/partners/partner-companies/museum-st-anton-am-arlberg
- https://www.tyrol.tl/en/highlights/museums-and-exhibitions/st-anton-am-arlberg-museum/
- https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJIw8LUdqxnEcRt_G9NJ7bE1Y
For inquiries, partnerships, or corrections and changes, use the contact form.