The Bergisel ski jump, with its tower by the architect Zaha Hadid, sits on the hill at the southern edge of the city at the end of tram line 1. Adult tickets cost €12 (prices valid to 31 December 2026), including the funicular and the lift to the Bergisel Sky viewing terrace. From November to May it opens 09:00 to 17:00 and is closed on Tuesdays; from June to October it opens daily 09:00 to 18:00.
The big winter date is the Four Hills Tournament: the Innsbruck leg of the 75th edition is on 2 and 3 January 2027, part of a tournament that runs from 28 December to 6 January. Tickets are sold through the official Ski Austria shop.
On six weekends from 13 November to 20 December 2026, the Kaiserweihnacht at the Bergisel brings a traditional Tyrolean Christmas market with a panoramic view, regional food, crafts and singing. Fridays (and Monday 7 December) it opens 14:00 to 20:00; Saturdays, Sundays and Tuesday 8 December 11:00 to 20:00.
Winter hours are Wednesday to Monday 09:00 to 17:00, last entry 16:30. The Tirol Panorama museum next door is closed on 3 and 4 January 2027 for the tournament.
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An easy win for almost everyone: a short trip from the centre to an Olympic ski jump, a lift up Zaha Hadid's tower and one of the best views of Innsbruck from the terrace on top.
Departs from Bergisel Schanze, Bergiselweg 3, Innsbruck; tram 1 to Bergisel or the Sightseer bus · About 1 hour, more with a meal
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A ride down the Olympic ice track above Igls in a raft that needs no pilot, at up to 95 km/h.
Departs from Bobcafé, Olympic ice track, Heiligwasserwiese 1, Igls · Allow time for check-in 15 minutes ahead and a walk of about 15 minutes to the start
Our take on each: Bergisel ski jump tickets · Bobrafting on the Olympic bob track in Igls.
Where to stay for this
Wilten, edge of the city centre, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel
Playful design hotel in Wilten, on the Bergisel side of the centre
A playful, green design hotel on a quiet street near the centre, where almost every room is different; lovely for couples.
From £121 a night
City centre, Maria-Theresien-Strasse, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars
Modern hotel on Maria-Theresien-Strasse with tram 1 towards the Bergisel close by
A modern, well-run hotel on Maria-Theresien-Strasse with saunas, a ski room and family rooms; a practical base for families and skiers.
From £143 a night
From early May to mid October, ski jumpers train on the hill and visitors can watch for free, daily from 10:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 15:00, weather permitting. From June to October the jump opens every day from 09:00 to 18:00, last entry 17:30.
The view from the terrace takes in the city, the Nordkette and the Inn valley, and the Bergisel Sky restaurant sits at the top of the tower.
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An easy win for almost everyone: a short trip from the centre to an Olympic ski jump, a lift up Zaha Hadid's tower and one of the best views of Innsbruck from the terrace on top.
Departs from Bergisel Schanze, Bergiselweg 3, Innsbruck; tram 1 to Bergisel or the Sightseer bus · About 1 hour, more with a meal
Our take on each: Bergisel ski jump tickets.
Where to stay for this
City centre, by the Hauptbahnhof, Innsbruck city centre · 4 stars · 88 rooms
Family-run four-star by the Hauptbahnhof with a Tyrolean restaurant
A family-run four-star two minutes from the Hauptbahnhof, with a proper Tyrolean restaurant; for skiers, families and rail travellers.
From £132 a night
Wilten, edge of the city centre, Innsbruck city centre · Hotel
Quiet green design hotel in Wilten, close to the Bergisel
A playful, green design hotel on a quiet street near the centre, where almost every room is different; lovely for couples.
From £121 a night
Prices valid to 31 December 2026: adult €12, senior €11, students and young people under 27 €11, child 6 to 14 €6.50, family €24, under 6 free. The ticket includes the funicular, the tower lift to the Bergisel Sky and the viewing terrace. A combined ticket with the Tirol Panorama costs €16 (family €32). Prices for 2027 had not been published in October 2026.
The Bergisel is included in the Innsbruck Card.
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An easy win for almost everyone: a short trip from the centre to an Olympic ski jump, a lift up Zaha Hadid's tower and one of the best views of Innsbruck from the terrace on top.
Departs from Bergisel Schanze, Bergiselweg 3, Innsbruck; tram 1 to Bergisel or the Sightseer bus · About 1 hour, more with a meal
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The best-value way to see Innsbruck if you plan a full day or two of sightseeing: the Nordkette cable cars, Swarovski Crystal Worlds with its shuttle, the museums and all the city buses and trams on one card.
Departs from Innsbruck Information, Burggraben 3, at the entrance to the old town
Our take on each: Bergisel ski jump tickets · Innsbruck Card with public transport.
Tram 1 runs from the city centre to its terminus at Bergisel. Two lifts carry you up the tower to the terrace in a few minutes.
Getting to Innsbruck: by train from Munich, Zurich, Vienna and Verona, by air and by car
Allow about 1 to 1.5 hours for the jump and the terrace, and another hour if you add the Tirol Panorama. In summer, time your visit for the free training jumps in the morning or early afternoon.
Next to the jump, the Tirol Panorama shows a 1,000 m² circular painting of Tyrolean history and the 1809 Battle of Bergisel, together with the Kaiserjäger Museum. It opens Wednesday to Monday 09:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30); €9 alone, free for under 19s, or €16 with the ski jump.
GetYourGuide · 4.6/5 from 170 reviews
An easy win for almost everyone: a short trip from the centre to an Olympic ski jump, a lift up Zaha Hadid's tower and one of the best views of Innsbruck from the terrace on top.
Departs from Bergisel Schanze, Bergiselweg 3, Innsbruck; tram 1 to Bergisel or the Sightseer bus · About 1 hour, more with a meal
Our take on each: Bergisel ski jump tickets.
Adults pay €12, seniors €11, children 6 to 14 €6.50 and families €24; under 6 go free. These prices are valid until 31 December 2026 and include the funicular and the tower lift.
The Innsbruck leg at the Bergisel is on 2 and 3 January 2027, during the 75th Four Hills Tournament, which runs from 28 December 2026 to 6 January 2027.
From November to May it is closed on Tuesdays and open Wednesday to Monday 09:00 to 17:00. From June to October it opens every day from 09:00 to 18:00.
Yes, in summer. From early May to mid October jumpers train daily from 10:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 15:00, weather permitting, and watching is free.
Take tram 1 to its terminus, Bergisel. The Innsbruck Card covers the tram and entry to the ski jump.
Sources: bergisel.info, bergisel.info, bergisel.info, bergisel.info, vierschanzentourneeinnsbruck.com, vierschanzentournee.com, ticket-onlineshop.com, christkindlmarkt.cc, christkindlmarkt.cc, tiroler-landesmuseen.at. Checked October 2026.
