BERGISEL (TREMPLIN OLYMPIQUE DE SAUT À SKI)
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Home to a panoramic café-restaurant, with breathtaking views of Innsbruck and the surrounding mountains.
First built in 1925, the Bergisel ski jump hosted the 1964 and 1976 Olympic Games. Transformed in 2001 by the architect Zaha Hadid, who also built the Hungerburgbahn station at the foot of the Nordkette, the site hosts a panoramic café-restaurant, from which the view of Innsbruck and the surrounding mountains is great! If you don't want to sit there, just watch the sportsmen training all year long.
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Opening time and information on BERGISEL (TREMPLIN OLYMPIQUE DE SAUT À SKI)
Open year-round from 9am to 6pm (5pm in winter). Closed Tuesdays in winter. Adults: €11, children aged 6 to 14: €5.50.
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Members' reviews on BERGISEL (TREMPLIN OLYMPIQUE DE SAUT À SKI)
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The funicular is currently under maintenance so tickets were 50%. The view from up high shows a lot of the industrial side of the city …
I personally did it just to see the architecture of the space but I would not really recommend