Round-Trip Tickets to Hungerburg with Optional Alpine Zoo

Ride the rails to the heart of the Alps

The stations of the Hungerburg funicular, designed and planned by star architect Zaha Hadid, have become some of Innsbruck’s most famous landmarks, representing the state-of-the-art architecture in the heart of the Alps. Closely resembling Alpine glacier formations, the 4 stations of the Hungerburg funicular are worldwide unique in style. In as little as 8 minutes you can travel from the city center to Hungerburg, where you will enjoy a breathtaking view over the city of Innsbruck. Nostalgia – the cable car museum right inside the bottom station of the Seegruben cable car takes you on a ride through the history of the Nordkettenbahnen. The “Theresa Church” is only a few steps away from the observation deck.

Wild upgrade alert

Want to see even more? Upgrade to the combo option and visit the Alpine Zoo! Nestled on the sunny slopes of the Hungerburg plateau, this zoo focuses on protecting local wildlife. Over 2,000 animals from 150 different Alpine species call it home. Walk through enclosed paths to see creatures like brown bears, ibex, wolves, and golden eagles. There's even a freshwater aquarium showcasing Alpine fish and aviaries with over 60 bird species! Don't miss the farm show, a hit with the kids, featuring sheep, goats, and the unique Turopolje pigs.

Know before you go

Accessibility

• The Hungerburg Funicular is accessible for wheelchair, pram, and stroller users.

Additional information

• Free Wi-Fi is available on site.

• Food and drinks are available to purchase.

• Reduced-price parking is available at the Congress Garage (Rennweg 3, 6020 Innsbruck) if you show your ticket and parking ticket at the congress cash desk (open daily from 8am to 6pm).

Timings

Hungerburg Funicular

• Daily: 8am-7:15pm, every 15 minutes