Arnold Schwarzenegger Museum

The Arnold Schwarzenegger Museum opened its doors to visitors on October 7, 2011. It was opened in the Austrian village of Tal, where the famous actor was born. The exhibition is located in the house where Arnold spent 19 years of his life.

The house reconstructed the atmosphere of those years when the future star lived here. I must say that Schwarzenegger personally participated in the design of the museum. For example, he was engaged in the kitchen almost independently, trying to accurately remember all the details and interior details of the kitchen of his youth. At the entrance to the museum stands a three-meter bronze statue of Arnold Schwarzenegger, on which he is captured in his crown position of a bodybuilder - "turn three quarters". Once inside the house, it immediately becomes clear that literally every particle of the room is closely related to this or that episode of Arnold’s life.

The exposition presents a collection of sculptures of the bodybuilding pore in the life of Schwarzenegger, numerous posters and posters, personal belongings, various figurines and other items from the acting past. Here you can see the baby crib of young Arnold, the old bench press, dumbbells, with which he spent the whole day in training in his youth. You can see bodybuilding regalia, as well as some cinematic props (for example, a motorcycle from the cult film "Terminator 2"), as well as an exact copy of the governor's desk. A separate corner is dedicated to the family life of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver. The museum turned out simply excellent and became one of the main attractions of the village of Tal.