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Ballhaus Museum and its collection
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The Museum im Ballhaus (MiB), located in the city of Imst, serves as a city museum. It is dedicated to documenting the history and culture of the city. This museum provides a comprehensive overview of the city's past, making it an ideal destination for those interested in learning more about Imst's rich history and cultural heritage.
Range of Exhibits at the Museum
The exhibits at the Museum im Ballhaus cover a wide range of periods, from the time of the Urnfield culture, through medieval guild history, to contemporary art. This broad spectrum of exhibits allows visitors to gain a comprehensive understanding of the city's history and cultural evolution.
The Ursulinenkrippe Exhibit
One of the notable exhibits at the Museum im Ballhaus is the Ursulinenkrippe from 1790. This dressed crib features figures adorned with precious garments and embroideries. With 237 figures and over 5 meters of background painting, it is the largest crib in Tyrol, making it a significant attraction for visitors.
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