
Image: Michael Linder
200 years after the first ascent of Großglockner, Austria's highest mountain, the Glocknerhaus in Kals was inaugurated in 2000 with the exhibition "Under the Spell of Großglockner". Witnesses from long past tell of the first people who ventured into the most remote valleys of the Eastern Alps over 4000 years ago. An axe made of stone, animal bones from prehistoric cult sites, as well as silver coins from Roman times are combined with informative texts and video productions. In the second room, there is an walk-in map and a depiction of the fantastic natural landscape around the Glockner village. Marmots, wallcreepers, and the ibex, which is so representative of this Kals mountain world, as well as other animals and plants of the high mountains, are introduced. In another room, everything revolves around the people. Such an imposing landscape naturally also shapes its inhabitants. The hard work on steep mountain meadows, extreme winters, and over long periods of snow...
Glocknerhaus
Source: feratel-deskline
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