Book the Veronika Activity Hotel Family Nature Week and experience the fascinating world of animals in the Alps.
The Innsbruck Alpine Zoo is the highest altitude zoo in Europe (727m). More than 2,000 animals of 150 species make this an unforgettable visit to see the animals living in the Alps. A special feature of this “alpine zoo” is a display of past and present ways of life in the Alps. As a “thematic zoo”, the ALPINE ZOO is the only one of its kind in the world that boasts such a complete collection of animals from the Alps in its enclosures and aviaries, aquaria and outdoor vivaria.Please note that you cannot take dogs into the zoo. The reason for this is that many wild animals see dogs as predators and react by running away. This could therefore present a real threat to our animals being harmed.
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daily, all the year round
Summer (april till october : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Winter (november till march: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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| Entrance |
Individual |
groups of 10 or more
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| Adults |
8,00 EUR |
7,20 EUR
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Students, pensioners
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6,00 EUR
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5,40 EUR
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| Children (6-15 years old) |
4,00 EUR |
3,60 EUR |
| Young children (5-6 years old) |
2,00 EUR
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1,80 EUR |
Entrance free for children under 4 years
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How to get there ( Map of how to reach Innsbruck Alpine Zoo105.23 Kb)
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by public transport
By bus or train (stops are 2 minutes from the Veronika Activity Hotel) from Seefeld to Innsbruck (journey time approx. 30 minutes). From Innsbruck station take route A to the Marktplatz and from there take route W to the Alpine Zoo. Or take route 3 from the station to the Triumphpforte and from there take route TS to the Alpine Zoo (approx. 17 minutes) |
by car
Journey time from Seefeld to Innsbruck approx. 30 minutes.Parking is available right outside the Alpine Zoo.You are recommended to visit the Alpine Zoo using public transport because of traffic congestion and the large numbers of visitors. |
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