007 Elements
At a glance
007 Elements is an exhibition about the James Bond world inside the Gaislachkogel in Sölden, at 3,048 metres, right at the top station of the Gaislachkogl lift. It opened in July 2018, covers around 1,300 square metres over two levels and nine rooms, and stands on the original Spectre filming location. It is reached only by the Gaislachkogl lift; allow about thirty minutes for the ride over both sections. There are two seasons, summer from early June to early October and winter from mid November to mid April, open daily from nine to half past four with last admission at half past three.
Most of the building sits underground in the rock. It shows scenes from the part of Spectre filmed in Sölden along with material from other Bond films, and the art direction comes from the series' production designer. It was built by Bergbahnen Sölden together with EON Productions and MGM.
The exhibition is unheated, so warm clothing is worth it even in summer. Admission runs in time slots, and groups of twenty or more register in advance.
This is the one thing in Sölden that is better in bad weather than in good: inside the mountain, with a lift ride each way that fills half a day. If you are arriving in May or late October, check the season dates first, because it will be closed.
Terms
Good to know
What to settle before booking.
- Minimum stay
- three nights
- Arrival in winter
- from 20 December to 11 April, Saturday to Saturday
- Tourist tax
- 5.00 euros per person per day, children under 15 pay none
The apartments start at 65 euros per night. All periods with the rate per occupancy are listed on the rates page.
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What guests ask about it
Where is 007 Elements?
Inside the Gaislachkogel in Sölden, at 3,048 metres, right at the top station of the Gaislachkogl lift. It is reached only by the lift; the ride over both sections takes around thirty minutes.
Is 007 Elements open all year?
No. There is a summer season and a winter season with a gap in between. Summer runs roughly from early June to early October, winter from mid November to mid April, and it is closed on Mondays in June and September.
How long does a visit take?
Allow around thirty minutes each way for the Gaislachkogl lift, plus the time in the nine rooms. Last admission is at half past three and it closes at half past four.
