Mountain magic in Munich: Exploring the Alpine Museum's stunning 3D printed mountain relief
Alpine Exhibition: Alps Landscape Model and Historical Ice Axe and Hammer Tools - Alpine Exhibition: Restored mountainous landscape and historical overnight campsite documenting Alpine history
Step into a miniature Alpine wonderland naturally at the reimagined Alpine Museum garden in Munich's very own German Alpine Club (DAV). Immerse yourself in the heart of the mountains with the new and grand Alpine relief, a 3D printed mountain panorama showcasing the entire Alpine arc at a whopping 1:100,000 scale.
Spot your favorite peaks and locations on the 30 square meter relief's sandy base and keep your eyes peeled for brass markers and labels identifying them. The intricate landscape boasts heights enhanced for visibility, making it a veritable treasure trove for mountain enthusiasts.
The garden itself is an accessible haven, catering to people of all abilities. A tranquil 6,000 square meter oasis on Prater Island, it enchants visitors with its breathtaking scenery and the Alpine Museum's well-thought-out blend of natural and museum elements.
The unveiling of the Alpine Museum's Alpine relief follows the museum's own grand reopening about a year ago. A three-year, €10.5 million construction project modernized and redefined the museum, including a fresh exhibition space for events, delicious gastronomic offerings, and a bustling library.
Climate preservation is at the heart of this project, with the dispensation of air conditioning to promote a sustainable and eco-friendly environment for both the museum and its visitors. The German Alpine Club (DAV) aims to achieve climate neutrality by 2030.
The museum's permanent exhibition offers a captivating journey through the 200-year history of mountaineering, showcasing how mountaineering evolved from scientific interest in the latter 18th century to its widespread fascination today. No mountain lover should miss this opportunity!
Mountain Dream Escapade
- German Alpine Club (DAV)
- Munich
- Alpine Museum
- 3D Printing
- Mountains
- Relief
- Museum
- Garden
- Climate
- The Alpine Museum's new 3D printed mountain relief, showcasing the entire Alpine arc, is a testament to the club's dedication toward the preservation of mountainous landscapes.
- The climate-neutral Alpine Museum, home to the grand 3D printing feat, is a sanctuary for mountaineering enthusiasts and climate-change advocates alike, striving toward a sustainable future.
- As part of its commitment to promoting environmental-science, the German Alpine Club (DAV) aims to reach climate neutrality by 2030.
- With its intricate 3D printed mountain relief, the reimagined Alpine Museum in Munich offers an enriching outdoor-living experience, inviting visitors to explore the wonders of the Alpine terrain.
- The 30 square meter Alpine relief, with its heights enhanced for visibility, serves as a valuable resource for students of environmental-science, fostering a deeper understanding of the Alpine region's geography.
- Incorporating elements of home-and-garden, gastronomy, and literature, the Alpine Museum in Munich presents a holistic representation of lifestyle centered around the majestic mountains.
- Travelers seeking adventure-travel, cultural-travel, or budget-travel, and sports enthusiasts can find a wealth of inspiration in the Alpine Museum's permanent exhibition, which traces the evolution of mountaineering throughout the ages.
