tiroler-landesmuseen.at

The Tiroler Landesmuseen (TLM) operate a multi-house museum network in Tyrol, covering art, cultural history, folk art, archaeology and natural science. Houses include the Ferdinandeum, Zeughaus, Volkskunstmuseum, Hofkirche and TIROL PANORAMA with Kaiserjägermuseum in Innsbruck, plus the Sammlungs- und Forschungszentrum (SFZ) in Hall in Tirol. The site lists exhibitions, events, guided tours, school and family programmes, a blog and online collection catalogues.

Visitors pay admission for the houses, with reduced and free categories; the site also lists group guided tours that can be booked individually and a museum restaurant tender at TIROL PANORAMA. The stated income sources are ticket sales and the museum's public operation; the input does not describe funding structure beyond this.

The TLM describe themselves as a universal museum formed from seven houses, with the Museum Aguntum and its Archäologischer Park in Dölsach (East Tyrol) integrated in June 2026 and the Taxispalais – Kunsthalle Tirol integrated as a subsidiary since 2022. The SFZ was built in 2017 for collection storage, conservation and research. The careers page lists five open positions, including scientific and project staff for natural science and folk art collections and a collection digitisation task force; the Ferdinandeum is closed for renovation until 2028.

Product: Museum exhibitions, guided tours, educational programmes and admission to multiple museum houses in Tyrol.