A trip to Austria to the Swarovski crystal world:

When we say Austria, we can only mention “Swarovski”, but not many people know that Swarovski is not just a family company that produces crystal stones for jewelry, furniture and crystals for electronic devices. Swarovski has an unforgettable tourist world.
You can enjoy a journey in the depths of crystal at the Swarovski Museum, located in front of the company’s factory. The exhibition occupies an area of ​​1200 square meters, and more than three floors in the center of the Austrian capital, in the “Insbruck” area, which is located on the “Alan” River in Austria, which is one of the prominent tourist attractions.
It is displayed in four cubic galleries containing exquisitely designed glass exhibits in various colors and designs, such as the dark blue treasure chest, the world's largest crystal sculpture weighing 300000 carats and containing 55 million eye-catching crystals.

crystal chamber:
This place appears like a giant crystal that surrounds passersby from everywhere, as light and sound refract in the 595 mirrors. Each time, the color of the place changes in a different color and the shapes of those present are reflected hundreds of times and in different dimensions, and inside all of that lies the “geodesic” dome of the crystal dome, which at the same time conveys the feeling of space and infinity, as it changes as the sound levels change within that miraculous room.

automated theatre:
After the crystal chamber, we reach the robotic stage, where a group of dolls dressed in Swarovski crystals move to musical notes.

shimmer lake:
The sparkling shimmer lake, a wall of 88 square meters and covered with more than 16000 octagonal and movable mirrors invite you to soar into the transparent world of fantasy and myth.

Swarovski Park:
The park is also creatively designed for a longer period of time enjoying a cup of coffee in the cafes around the park, with a maze, alpine garden, pieces of art and a panoramic view. After this experience, the luster of the crystal will continue in front of your eyes for several years.