Bergisel Ski Jump Stadium

Where the world jumps

For over 90 years, ski jumpers have been flying high at the Bergisel ski jump. While the first daredevils were rocketing skyward from a simple wooden construction, the jump site was extended and rebuilt for the 1964 and 1976 Olympic Winter Games.

Jump tower, architecture by Zaha Hadid

The star architect designed a 50-metre-high tower with a 100-metre-long run-up in her familiar flowing architectural style. The opening, which was also accompanied by further extensive adaptations of the Olympic Ski Jump Stadium, took place in 2002. Since then, the Bergisel Arena has effortlessly joined the ranks of the most modern sports arenas in the Alpine region and attracts thousands of visitors whether or not there’s a competition.

Ausblick von der Bergisel Sprungschanze

Daily ski jumping

At Bergisel the chances are good to meet one of the stars during training or to see a show ski jumper in action. At the venue of the Four Hills Tournament it is, of course, a special highlight to get a glimpse of a real competition.

Paar auf der Bergisel Sprungschanze

Restaurant Bergisel Sky, Restaurant 1809

The terrace and the Bergisel Sky restaurant in the tower offer a breath-taking view of the city of Innsbruck and the surrounding mountains, making a trip here an excellent way to round off your holiday. The Restaurant 1809 also enjoys great popularity. The menu promises the highest quality thanks to top quality Austrian and international products.

zwei Frauen am Bergisel

The world jumps at the Bergisel

In 2000, the facility was completely rebuilt as the requirements for international ski jumping had fundamen-tally changed. Zaha Hadid was commissioned to plan the new ski jump. Guests from all over the world are enthusiastic about the Olympic history and the outstanding architecture of the Bergisel ski jump. The Bergisel ski jump is more than just a sight in Innsbruck. It is one of the landmarks of Innsbruck and of Tyrol. After all, the world jumps at Bergisel! 


After visiting the Bergisel ski jump stadium you can discover another SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck excursion possibility. In the immediate vicinity you will find the TIROL PANORAMA museum, which is con-nected to the Kaiserjägermuseum. There, you can see the largest work of art in Tyrol, the Cyclorama of Innsbruck, which is a 360-degree portrayal of the Third Battle of Bergisel.

Opening hours

Opening hours Bergisel

For up-to-date information about opening times for the Bergisel Stadium please refer to the homepage www.bergisel.info

Opening hours Stadium and Restaurant Sky

June to October: open from 09:00 am to 6:00 pm daily

November to May: Wednesday to Monday from 10:00 am to 05:00 pm (Tuesday closed)

Closed during Four Hills Tournament & Kaiserschießen 

 

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