Arnold Schwarzenegger's childhood home has been turned into a museum.
The Hollywood star has given his blessing for the Austrian house he grew up in to be opened for public viewings.
The 64-year-old lived in the property in the village of Thal between 1947 and 1966.
It was a modest home that had no electricity or running water and operated a pit toilet.
"This is where he first started to dream of success," curator Peter Urdl told the BBC.