Zwei Braunbären in einer felsigen, winterlichen Landschaft mit kleinem Wasserfall und Teich, umgeben von gefrorenen Eiszapfen und karger Vegetation"

Innsbruck Alpine Zoo

You’ll drive from Scharnitz down the Zirler Berg to Innsbruck. Once you arrive in our capital city, you can drive right up to the zoo or park in the city and take the Hungerburgbahn up to the zoo. You’ll find yourself at the foot of the Nordkette, where you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of Innsbruck and the surrounding mountains.Once you arrive at the zoo, you’ll discover the world’s only themed zoo, home to 2,000 animals and 150 Alpine species.There’s also a large playground with a bear den where the little ones can run around and play.Hungerburgbahn and Zoo: 2 hoursZoo: 1 hourIt’s not exactly cheap, but it’s a place you should visit at least once. A wonderful day out with animals for both adults and children. More tips from our blog.

Homepage:
https://www.alpenzoo.at/de/

Ski Vacation in Austria at a Chalet

You’ll find unspoiled nature, fresh air, outdoor activities, as well as relaxation and tranquility in an alpine village or chalet village. Whether you’re traveling alone or with your family, you can enjoy a relaxing stay in a chalet village. There are various types of accommodations, such as ski cabins, lodges, [...]. More tips from our blog.

Winter Vacation in a Chalet in Austria

Of course, there are charming alpine villages, ski slopes, endless valleys, beautiful mountains, and snow as far as the eye can see. You can expect all of this on a winter vacation in a chalet! But what is a chalet? A chalet is often compared to a ski lodge [...]

A Chalet Vacation in Austria

That vacation feeling is slowly coming back. Countries like Germany, Switzerland, and Austria are especially attractive to ski vacationers. Whether it’s Vorarlberg or Tyrol—in winter, people love to go skiing or snowboarding. You’ll definitely find some of the best ski slopes in the Austrian Alps. The best way to [...]

Published On: 26. April 2022
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