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

• Parking on site

• 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  

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!