Top of Innsbruck PLUS
Top of Innsbruck PLUS
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Experience the thrill of Europe's highest zoo and panoramic views of Innsbruck from the top of the Nordkettenbahnen in just 20 minutes. A must-visit attraction for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
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Top of Innsbruck PLUS Experience
The Top of Innsbruck PLUS ticket combines two of the city's most popular attractions into one fantastic day out. You'll ride the Nordkettenbahnen cable car to the summit of Hafelekarspitze at 2,300 metres and explore Europe's highest zoo, the Alpenzoo Innsbruck. This combination ticket offers exceptional value for families and nature enthusiasts who want to see Innsbruck from above and below.
Your adventure starts at Congress station, where the cable car whisks you 2,300 metres up to Hafelekarspitze in just 20 minutes. The panoramic views of Innsbruck and the surrounding Alps are spectacular, making this one of the best ways to appreciate the city's dramatic alpine setting. At the summit, you'll find walking trails and plenty of photo opportunities across the mountain landscape.
The Alpine Zoo sits on the slopes beneath the Nordkette and houses over 2,000 animals from 150 species native to the Alps. You'll see brown bears, lynx, golden eagles, and alpine ibex in carefully designed enclosures that mirror their natural habitats. The zoo focuses on conservation of alpine wildlife, making your visit both entertaining and educational.
What is Included
- Roundtrip cable car ride on the Nordkettenbahnen to Hafelekarspitze summit
- Entry to Alpenzoo Innsbruck
- Access to walking trails at the summit
Good to Know
Most visitors spend around half a day enjoying both attractions, though you can explore at your own pace. The cable car departs from Congress station, and both the cable car and zoo are wheelchair accessible. Mobile tickets are accepted for entry, so there's no need to print anything.
Food and drinks are not included with your ticket, so plan to bring your own refreshments or purchase them on site if available. The first cable car departs early morning, with the last descent in the late afternoon, giving you plenty of time for a relaxed visit.
If you're planning to explore more of Innsbruck's attractions, consider combining your visit with an Innsbruck city walking tour to discover the historic Old Town, or venture further afield with a day trip to Salzburg to make the most of your time in Austria.
Why you'll love it
- Ride the Nordkettenbahnen cable car to Hafelekarspitze at 2,300 metres
- Visit the Alpenzoo Innsbruck, the highest-altitude zoo in Europe
- Combination ticket covering both attractions in a single day out
- Ideal for families and nature enthusiasts seeking alpine scenery
- Journey begins at Congress station in central Innsbruck
What's included
- Admission to the Alpine Zoo
- Roundtrip cable car ticket between Altstadt Station and the Top of Innsbruck
- Food and drinks
Good to know
- Age suitability
- Please check with the attraction for any age restrictions
- Opening times
07:15am - 07:15pm 07:15am - 07:15pm 07:15am - 07:15pm 07:15am - 07:15pm 07:15am - 07:15pm 08:00am - 07:15pm 08:00am - 07:15pm
- Know before you go
Wheelchair accessible throughout the cable car and zoo
Bring a camera for scenic and wildlife photography
Carry a valid ID if requested for ticket redemption
Check weather forecasts to dress appropriately for alpine conditions
Opening hours may vary; check ahead before arrival
- Visitor guidelines
Respect all signs and instructions at the zoo and cable car stations
Keep noise to a minimum to avoid disturbing animals
Do not feed or touch animals
Supervise children at all times
Follow staff directions
- Cancellation policy
Free cancellation
Frequently asked
What does the Top of Innsbruck PLUS ticket include?
The ticket includes a roundtrip cable car ride and entry to the Alpine Zoo.
Are the cable car and zoo accessible for wheelchairs?
Yes, both the cable car and zoo are wheelchair accessible.
Can I bring food and drinks into the Alpine Zoo?
Food and drinks are not included; plan to bring your own or purchase on site if available.
How long does a visit usually take?
You can explore at your own pace. Most visitors spend half a day enjoying all attractions.
Do I need to print my ticket?
Mobile tickets are accepted for entry.
Where you'll be
Rennweg 3
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