007 ELEMENTS – The James Bond Museum in Sölden
Experience the highest and globally unique James Bond experience in the Ötztal Valley: 007 ELEMENTS in Sölden. Located directly at the original filming location of “James Bond Spectre” at over 3,000 meters, visitors can expect a high-tech film installation set in modern architecture with a spectacular Alpine panorama. In 9 interactive rooms, Bond fans and film buffs can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of the secret agent—from original gadgets to exclusive behind-the-scenes insights from all 25 James Bond films.
Highlights:
James Bond Experience in the Ötztal: As a cinematic attraction, the James Bond Museum Sölden offers everything for Bond fans—from original gadgets to exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into all 25 films.
007 Elements Sölden: The installation focuses particularly on the spectacular “Spectre” scenes filmed in Sölden, but also showcases other chapters of the James Bond saga.
Creative Team: Designed by James Bond Art Director Neal Callow and designer Tino Schaedler, realized with support from Jaguar Land Rover and Omega.
Architecture & Technology: The futuristic structure blends harmoniously into the Gaislachkogl, featuring modern, interactive elements and a dramatic soundscape.
Opening Hours & Directions
Due to its location, the theme park is accessible only via the Gaislachkoglbahn and is therefore subject to the cable car’s operating hours. This means there are both a winter and a summer season.
- Winter: approx. mid-November to mid-April
- Summer: June to September/October
- The ride on the Gaislachkoglbahn I & II from the valley to the mountain station takes about 30 minutes. Plan your trip so that you arrive at the entrance in time for your booked time slot (entry time). Access to the entrance area (Plaza & Lobby) is possible with a valid ticket 30 minutes before your booked time slot.
Excursion Tip: From the AQUA DOME to the James Bond Museum in Sölden
- Distance & Directions from the AQUA DOME: The Gaislachkogelbahn valley station in Sölden is approximately 15 km away and can be reached by car or public bus.
- Combination options: Combine your visit to 007 ELEMENTS with a hike on the Gaislachkogl or a shopping spree in Sölden.
- Tip for winter guests: Admission to the 007 ELEMENTS experience is free for guests with a 6-day ski pass.
Background Information on 007 ELEMENTS Sölden
Origins and Concept
007 ELEMENTS is an innovative film installation and the official James Bond Museum in Sölden, created through a collaboration between James Bond Art Director Neal Callow (Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre) and designer Tino Schaedler. The visionary architecture, designed by Tyrolean architect Johann Obermoser, blends seamlessly with the mountain landscape—partly built into the rock, partly floating above it. The concept combines authentic cinematic experiences with minimalist design and sets new standards for modern exhibitions. The project was realized with strong partners: Jaguar Land Rover, OMEGA, and Bogner ensure the highest standards of technological and design quality.
Film History & Locations
007 ELEMENTS Sölden pays tribute to the Tyrolean Alps as a Bond filming location. In “Spectre,” key action-packed scenes featuring snowmobiles and sports cars were filmed on the Gaislachkogl, and these can now be experienced firsthand at the museum. The installation offers a multimedia tour through the world of James Bond: video installations, interactive stations, and original film props provide exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into all 25 Bond films and take visitors on a journey to legendary characters and spectacular locations.
Special Features & Highlights
The grand opening was celebrated by Naomie Harris (Moneypenny in Spectre & Skyfall) and Jakob Falkner (Managing Director of Bergbahnen Sölden).
007 ELEMENTS offers a unique experience: state-of-the-art technology, a cinematic soundscape, and spectacular architecture at over 3,000 meters make the museum the highest-altitude Bond experience in the world. The combination of cinematic magic, an interactive experience, and alpine scenery guarantees lasting impressions for fans, tech enthusiasts, and architecture lovers.