The National Park Worlds spark the desire to discover the fascinating natural landscape of the Hohe Tauern for yourself. But they also allow visitors to travel with all their senses to places, eras and areas that would otherwise remain closed to people. The new “Gallery of Life,” for example, takes visitors into the Untersulzbachtal wilderness area and offers magnificent insights into this untouched corner of the earth, where there is no human management: wonderful images stimulate the imagination, and river gravel and a rock slab with a mosaic of centuries-old lichens have made the journey from the wilderness to the exhibit. In the “Glacier World,” a 6,000-year-old Swiss pine disc indicates the nature of the Pasterze Glacier in the Neolithic period, and the replica of a marine reptile in the “Peaks from the Seabed” world shows that 150 million years ago, there was a tropical sea in the area of the Hohe Tauern. The “Glacier Friendship Book” introduces leading glacier experts and their research. The “Realm of Water” highlights the abundance of water in the region, with its 500 mountain lakes, 800 bogs and streams – an impressive, oversized spatial installation takes visitors on the journey of a drop of water through the Hohe Tauern National Park.