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  Freibad Partschins Highlights at the destination Partschins Waterfall

  

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  Partschins Waterfall

  The unbridled power of nature
  The Partschins waterfall, with a drop of 97 meters, is considered one of the most beautiful in the entire Alpine region.
  At a height of around 100 meters, the masses of water shoot over a free-standing rock face and plunge down into the valley. The waterfall is particularly impressive during the snow melt in early summer, when up to 10,000 liters of water per second thunder into the depths. This creates a special microclimate with certified added value for health and well-being. On sunny days between ten and twelve o'clock, the fine spray glitters in all the colors of the rainbow.

  Partschins Waterfall
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  Freibad Partschins Highlights at the destination The Typewriter Museum in Partschins

  

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  The Typewriter Museum in Partschins

  120 years of the development of the typewriter
  The Peter Mitterhofer Typewriter Museum is located in the village center of Partschins, right on the church square.
  The development of the typewriter is traced from its beginnings to the computer age using 2,000 exhibits. The exhibition includes 1,400 writing instruments from all decades, including special types of typewriters, such as the Enigma encryption machine from the Second World War. The Typewriter Museum is dedicated to the Partschins inventor Peter Mitterhofer, who designed the first mechanical typewriter in 1864.

  The Typewriter Museum in Partschins
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  Freibad Partschins Highlights at the destination The railway world in Rabland

  

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  The railway world in Rabland

  South Tyrol in miniature - The model railway museum
  The railway museum in Rabland near Partschins delights children and adults alike. The largest digital model railway in Italy extends over three floors. On 1,000 m² of exhibition space, visitors are presented with an impressive miniature landscape with 400 meters of laid tracks, 40 moving trains, 400 vehicles and 7,000 figures on the system. With over 20,000 elements, the railway world is one of the largest private collections in Europe.
  
  Young visitors transform themselves into train drivers and steer the train through the landscape themselves. The heart of the system is on the first floor: South Tyrol has been recreated on a scale of 1:87 on 130 m2.

  The railway world in Rabland