Paul Flora Museum
Permanent exhibition in the Torre di Tubre in Glorenza with about 60 works by the illustrator Paul Flora, born in Glorenza, and photographs of his life.
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About the museum
The permanent exhibition “Paul Flora – Leben und Werk” is housed on the upper floors of the Torre di Tubre (Tauferer Tor Turm) in Glorenza, near the main square, and opened on 29 June 2011. The museum is dedicated to Paul Flora, a graphic artist and illustrator born in Glorenza and an honorary citizen of the town, who lived mainly in Innsbruck but kept a strong bond with his birthplace.
Flora is best known for his cartoons, which he published for about twenty-five years in the weekly Die Zeit. The route presents around sixty of the artist’s works, accompanied by photographs documenting moments of his life.
On the first floor of the tower there is a shop open to everyone; the entrance to the museum is on the stairs to the right of the tourist office.
Highlights
- About 60 graphic works by Paul Flora
- Photographs from the artist’s life
- Exhibition in the Torre di Tubre, near the main square of Glorenza
- Shop on the first floor
- Founded
- 2011
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €5 |
|---|---|
| Reduced | €4People aged 60 and over and groups of at least 10 people |
| Children & teens | €2.50Young people aged 11 to 15 |
| Seniors | €4Aged 60 and over |
| Groups (10+ people) | €4 per person |
Admission included for guests with the Reschensee Guest Card.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
By public transit
Citybus 274 from Malles or the postal bus 811; alternatively the Val Venosta railway from Merano or Malles to Sluderno, then Citybus 274 to Glorenza.
By car
Parking available
Parking in front of the Torre di Malles, near the Sluderno Gate or on Via Flora, opposite the town hall.
Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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