Sights - Nature - Culture

This is guarded by the water-spouting head of a giant. Visitors are surprised, touched and perhaps even transformed by crystal in all its facets in the 17 Chambers of Wonder. The shop is accessible free of charge at all times.

In addition to the giant, the garden with its play tower and playground is a paradise for children. Enjoy the sparkle of the crystal clouds and savour seasonal cuisine in Daniel's Kristallwelten café and restaurant.

Wild and romantic rocky mountains, thundering waterfalls, emerald green water and a marvellous panorama. All this is the Wolfsklamm gorge. And all this in healthy mountain air creates an all-round unforgettable picture - a lasting impression.

With its 354 steps and wooden bridges, the Wolfsklamm gorge is one of the most beautiful in the Alps. A hike through the gorge is an experience. It's worth it - experiencing this natural spectacle up close in its original state.

The region around Tyrol's largest lake is a true natural beauty. The best way to get to Lake Achensee is on the Achensee railway, which climbs the mountain with steam locomotives in summer. With over 100 years of service, it is one of the oldest steam locomotives in the world.

Once at the lake, a trip across the water is well worthwhile. The Achensee shipping fleet makes its rounds around the lake. From the landing stages, you can go on beautiful hikes, even with children.

No other zoo in the world has such a complete collection of wild animals from the Alpine region as the Alpenzoo. Located on an area of around 5 hectares above Innsbruck, around 2000 Alpine animals of around 150 species are kept here.

The zoo grounds are located on a slope and can be easily reached by the Hungerburg cable car. The valley station is at Congress Innsbruck. The combined ticket gives you favourable prices for parking and travelling by train.