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Bergisel Ski Jump

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Bergisel ski jump with a view of the Karwendel.
Photo: Christof Lackner, Innsbruck Tourismus

Innsbruck’s ski jump ranks among the most modern in the world. Have a look around and see Innsbruck (and the stadium) from a bird eye’s view.

The Bergisel Ski Jump in Innsbruck, Austria, is a striking architectural and sporting landmark. Designed by Zaha Hadid, it offers panoramic views of the Alps and the city. Visitors can take a funicular and elevator to the top for the viewing platform and café. It’s also a historic site, used in Olympic Games and annual ski jumping competitions. Great for both architecture and winter sports enthusiasts.

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Monday

09:00–18:00

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Coordinates

47.248222, 11.399401

DMS

47°14'53.6"N 11°23'57.8"E

UTM

32T 681565 5235541

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