Nature exhibition
"The Last Savage"

Nature exhibition The Last Savage

Experience-Astonish-Understand

The interactive exhibition provides information about the special features of the wild river and takes visitors on a journey along the river: past gravel banks, side valleys, through alluvial forests and to unique animals and plants that find their last habitats on the wild Lech.

The exhibition provides exciting insights through objects and media. A film, for example, impressively takes a bird's eye view and shows the flight over the Lech, from its source to its fall in Füssen. A flow model illustrates the hydrological processes and talking stones tell of their geological origins and special features.

To discover all the inhabitants of the wild river habitats, you occasionally have to look and listen very closely. Then a fascinating living world opens up with amazing adaptations, connections and uniqueness. Thus, the exhibition leads from the entire network to the smallest details of the impressive wild river.

The Lech is one of the last wild rivers in Central Europe. Therefore, its protection is of the highest value - for the preservation of the entire river ecosystem and for us humans.

In the exhibition, young and old will get to know, experience and understand the river.

The Café and restaurant "Der letzte Wilde" welcomes you in the same building and provides you with regional delicacies.

Opening hours:
daily 10:00 - 22:00
Wednesday & Thursday day off

Contact: 0043 676 4243418 or 0043 670 5562759

Exhibition opening hours:

Opening hours:
Open daily from 10:00 - 18:00,
Wednesday & Thursday closed

Admission prices:
Adults 6 €
Reduced: 3 €
Children up to 12 years free

Place:
Nature exhibition "The last savage"
Elmen 133, 6644 Elmen

May until end of September
Monday to Friday from 10:00 - 16:00

October until end of April
Open when the office is occupied (on request)

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Nature exhibition"The Last Savage"